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/ 00 — AI Engineer · Full-stack Software Engineer

Ibuildthingsthatsurviverealcustomers.

For F&B and beauty brands, I work end to end — the logo, the space, and the software they actually run on: the page they take bookings through, the register they sell from, the assistant that answers at midnight.

Open to work·Jakarta, Indonesia·--:--:--
ask-my-portfolio.tsxon-device

Ask my portfolio anything. A retrieval assistant that answers from my actual projects — payments, offline, the AI work, my stack, or just “what are you good at?”. Runs entirely in your browser.

Signature feature — an AI assistant that answers from my work.

/ 02 Selected work

All work ↗

These aren’t screenshots. Each one is the real product, rebuilt in code and running on its own.

/ One system, many surfaces

ABAJ isn’t four separate projects. The storefront, the delivery app, the register and the back office all run on one backend — change a price once and it moves everywhere. That’s the difference between building a page and building the platform a business runs on.

/03Capabilities

Different jobs, same hands.

01

Marketing sites

Sites that load fast and look like the brand, with an admin the owner can actually run when they need to change something.

  • Brand & landing
  • SEO + OpenGraph
  • Perf ≥ 95 Lighthouse
  • Custom admin / CMS
Mave Beauty ↘
02

Web apps

Scheduling, listings, carts, dashboards. Real payments and real state, typed the whole way through so it doesn’t come apart in month two.

  • Booking & scheduling
  • Search & filtering
  • Payments (Xendit)
  • Auth & roles
Mave Beauty Booking ↘
03

Products & tooling

A point-of-sale that keeps selling with the internet down, and internal tools built for the person on the shop floor, not the person watching the demo.

  • Offline-first POS
  • Receipt / ESC-POS
  • Sync & devices
  • Desktop (Tauri · Rust · C#)
POS System ↘
04

AI & systems

AI that does real work — an agent that answers customers and calls live APIs — and the backends underneath it, kept close to the user.

  • AI agents (Anthropic)
  • Event store / webhooks
  • Provider-agnostic adapters
  • Rate-limiting & obs
AI Customer Service ↘
05

Brand & business, end-to-end

For F&B and beauty, the software is the last mile — not the whole road. I help take a brand from nothing to open: the logo and identity, the physical space, and the system that runs it. One team from the name on the door to the register behind the counter.

  • Logo & brand identity
  • Space / place setup
  • F&B + beauty focus
  • Brand → build → launch
Ayam Bakar Asap Jimbaran ↘

/04Stack

Drag the cursor through it.

01Frontend
  • React
  • Astro
  • Next.js
  • TanStack Start
  • React Router
  • Vite
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • React Native
02Backend
  • Node
  • Next.js API
  • Astro Endpoints
  • Drizzle ORM
  • Zod
  • REST / Webhooks
  • Web Push
03Infra & data
  • Turso (libSQL)
  • SQLite
  • Vercel
  • Upstash
  • Sentry
  • Xendit
  • Tauri
  • ESC-POS
04Languages & AI
  • TypeScript
  • Rust
  • C#
  • C++
  • SQL
  • Anthropic API
  • Context7

/05By the numbers

Real figures only.

7
Products shipped
landing · commerce · POS · AI
3
Products with shipped AI
Claude — agents · vision · chat
100
Lighthouse — this site
desktop, all four categories
20+
Screens in the delivery app
login → checkout → tracking

/06About

Alexanders Schwartzmann

I’m Alexanders — I build products end to end, from the first pixel to the edge function. AI-assisted where it helps, hand-crafted where it matters.

Full-stack and AI engineer in Jakarta. For the F&B and beauty brands I work with, it usually starts before the code — the logo, the brand, the space itself — and ends in the software they actually run on: the booking site a beauty studio takes deposits through, the register a restaurant keeps selling from when the wifi drops, the AI that answers its customers on WhatsApp. I like the problems where the details decide whether it works.

/ 07 — Contact

Have something to build?

Booking, delivery, a landing page, POS, or something systems-heavy — tell me what you’re making and I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m the right person for it.

Start an inquiry A few questions, then a real reply — usually within a day.