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I told AI,“Let’s build this.” And with just $20 and a combination of caffeine + sleepless nights, somehow, it became this...
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Personal continuity OS
HowsLife connects my journals, git commits, and daily notes, basically a second brain for when the first one decides to take a day off.
No more context loss
Journals and git commits become evidence, not noise.
One thread. One place.
A Life Map clusters memories into continuity threads.
Speak your life
Weekly AI-generated continuity reports with citations.
Built for real depth
Optional Telegram bot for low-friction journaling.
Moodly is a personal memory map for the places you’ve been. Save visits, moods, and random little notes, then find them again when your memory decides to be unhelpful.
Memories first. Recommendations later.
Log restaurants, coffee shops, walks, and galleries. Attach places on a map. Build favorites and a want-to-try list from your own history.
Every memory has a place
Attach real coordinates when you journal, then see your visits on an open map. Hover a pin for the place, or pick one from the list.
Zero-based budgeting
Finstet is a monthly budgeting app for rupiah. Set your income, give every category a limit, log expenses by hand or straight from a receipt photo, and know in under a minute whether you’re still on track.
Every rupiah has a job
Zero-based monthly allocation — it warns you before you over-allocate, not after you overspend.
Logging in seconds
Snap a receipt or message the Telegram bot; AI OCR reads the amount so you don’t type it.
One number that matters
Per-category progress rolls up to a single on-track / warning / over-budget answer.
No bank linking
One currency, one month view, no reconciliation. Built deliberately small to stay shippable.
The story so far, one chapter at a time.
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Uhm, hi. You can call me Ranggi.
My last personality test said I’m an INFJ, Your PersonalityINFJ-TINFJs are people who live with one foot in reality and the other in possibility. They tend to observe before they engage, searching for the patterns, motives, and meanings beneath what people say and do. Deeply empathetic but intensely private, they can understand others surprisingly well while struggling to feel fully understood themselves. They are often guided by a quiet but stubborn sense of how things should be, which makes them compassionate idealists—and sometimes relentless overthinkers. -Chatjipitiwhich probably explains why I tend to think a little too much about how things work, why they work, and whether they could work better.
Anyways, I landed my first job in 2021. So I guess it’s been almost five years now. It hasn’t been the longest journey, but I’ve learned a lot along the way from building backend services and internal platforms to designing systems, figuring out messy business processes, and lately, exploring what we can build with AI.
Idon’treallyknowwherethisjourneywilltakemeyet.Ijustknowthere’sstillalotIwanttolearnandbuild.

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2022
2023
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2026

That’s the story so far. If you want to see where it goes next — or just want to say hi — here’s where to find me.