01 · liveImage Dreamer
A full image and video studio with reference workflows, persistent galleries, async generation queues, credits, payments, and desktop and mobile clients.
I design, build, deploy, and operate focused digital products—from first sketch to the server keeping them alive.
I’m Bor Planta, a developer who likes the part after the prototype: thoughtful interfaces, reliable workflows, deployment, observability, and the dozens of small decisions that make software genuinely usable.
Borbytes is my independent product practice and a living laboratory. The public work spans creative AI, learning, live events, logistics, voice, simulation, and weather. The systems behind it are operated on infrastructure I maintain myself.
Every project below is deployed and usable. Open a live product, or read the case note for the product thinking and development behind it.
01 · liveA full image and video studio with reference workflows, persistent galleries, async generation queues, credits, payments, and desktop and mobile clients.
02 · liveA real-time audience wall for photos and reactions—built for weddings, lectures, parties, and rooms that should feel connected.
03 · liveRegistration, pairing, courts, referees, live scoring, brackets, archives, and event-specific identity in one tournament operating system.
04 · liveCourier-aware tracking that gathers each carrier’s timeline, normalizes it with AI, saves shipments, and sends updates across web and mobile.
05 · liveForecasts, atmospheric layers, historical comparisons, and a Three.js globe wrapped into a focused PWA and Android experience.
06 · liveA second brain for Canvas LMS that turns course material into summaries, study guides, review feedback, and quizzes without losing the academic context.
07 · liveA browser-based voice cloning and text-to-speech workspace designed to move quickly from a script to usable MP3 narration.
08 · liveA small persistent world where AI characters work, talk, form relationships, and surprise the person supposedly in control.
Smaller tools, games, and personal systems. Each one explores a narrower idea without pretending it needs to become a company.
Compose and export presentation-ready charts without the spreadsheet aesthetic.
A deliberately quiet personal finance tracker built around pesos and clarity.
A private cloud development workspace for building from anywhere.
A fast browser game built around timing, motion, and an unreasonable amount of polish.
A full Ragnarok Online server stack with registration, administration, and game services.
The visible app is only one layer. The same practice covers identity, data, media pipelines, deployment, monitoring, and the operational work that turns a prototype into a dependable service.
From domain model and API boundaries to the detail work in responsive, accessible interfaces.
Containerized services, reverse proxying, TLS, health checks, storage, backups, and deployment.
Image, video, voice, vision, structured extraction, agents, and practical human review loops.
Shared authentication, access control, passkeys, protected data paths, validation, and abuse boundaries.
Logs, metrics, failure recovery, queues, notifications, and the unglamorous maintenance that earns user trust.
Tell me what you’re trying to make, improve, or untangle. A rough brief is enough to start.