you only pay when it works
YarZ.I build backends from Indonesia. Two AI products of mine run on them, and I take on client work too: scrapers, private APIs, web apps with payments.
you only pay when it works
one photo → a whole video
made for a nail studio
Nano Banana, Seedream, GPT Image, Flux, Qwen and Midjourney behind one balance. Top up with QRIS. A failed image costs nothing.
Go, Postgres, QRIS, MCP serverUpload a photo and a motion clip, get an HD video of your character doing the move.
Rust (Axum), Postgres, Next.jsFor a nail art studio run from home. Customers book from the catalog, the owner handles invoices and a QR loyalty card.
Next.js 16, Prisma, SQLiteRunning Renderly Studio and MotionFly. Adding models, reworking the landing page.
Taking client work. Scrapers, private API integrations, Next.js apps.
Taking apart Android and iOS apps to see how they talk to their servers.
Built Precious Nail Bar for a nail studio that works out of a home.
Most of my work starts from one belief: if data shows up on a screen, there's a way to get to it. Sometimes that means a scraper. When I can, it means the private API behind the web or Android app, because an API breaks less often than a page does.
For clients, that usually grows into a whole system. The scraper or API client, a job queue and workers behind it, webhooks that confirm payments, and a Next.js app on top.
Renderly Studio is my own take on it, built for Indonesian creators. Paying for AI image tools usually means a foreign card and a dollar price. Renderly takes Rupiah over QRIS and only charges when the image actually comes back. MotionFly is the video side: one photo and one motion clip in, an HD video out.
These days I split my time between those two and client work. I care about privacy, I keep my interfaces quiet, and I like animals.
Tell me what you need in a few lines. Telegram or Discord, whichever you already use.
Message me on TelegramI'm on Indonesian time, UTC+7.