Phil Vishnevsky
a full-stack engineer in Hartford building servers, web apps, and games that don't break in production.
currently
- open
- to interesting projects
- building
- a FLAC organizer, and tools for card games
- running
- a homelab with 99.99% uptime
Projects
All projects- Ledger A self-hosted budget tracker for households — ask before you buy or record it after, then see where the money actually went.
- preamble A terminal music-library manager in Rust — scans, de-duplicates, and enriches a FLAC collection from a keyboard-driven TUI.
- πCompress A data compression tool that reliably makes files bigger, by looking your bytes up inside the first million digits of π.
Writing
All posts- Principles Twelve of them, including why you should spend real money on anything that separates you from the ground.
- Reverse Proxy for a Homelab: Caddy and Automatic HTTPS Putting Caddy in front of a rack of services: real certificates on internal domains, and no port numbers in any URL.
- SSO for Self-Hosted Apps: One Login for the Whole Rack Pocket ID, Tinyauth, and a reverse proxy, wired so every service behind them takes the same login.
Get in touch
Everywhere else-
phil@pvi.sh The reliable way to reach me -
Book a call fantastical.app/philv