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Fahmi Dani's avatar
Fahmi Dani
proJakarta, Indonesia
Developing High-Class & Scalable Framer Sites Super Fast⚡
$25k+
Earned
11x
Hired
4.9
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37
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Developing High-Class & Scalable Framer Sites Super Fast⚡
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Simon Stellar Framer Landing Page
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Recent Works ✨
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WotNot Framer Site Development
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Transforming Liven's Figma Designs into a Responsive Framer Site
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Valentinus Theo Prathama
proJakarta, Indonesia
Full-stack engineer: SaaS, ERP, CMS and marketing sites
Full-stack engineer: SaaS, ERP, CMS and marketing sites
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UTARA A music platform for independent Indonesian artists. An artist uploads a release, it goes live on the platform, and listeners find it through artist pages and the catalogue. Payments run through Duitku, and the whole thing runs on the edge, so catalogue pages stay fast without a server to babysit. What I built Artist and listener accounts, with an upload flow that takes a release from draft to published. Artist pages and a browsable catalogue, built for slow connections first. Payments through Duitku. A Hono API over D1 on Cloudflare Workers, with a Next.js front end on the same edge runtime. Stack Next.js, Hono, Cloudflare Workers, D1, Duitku. It is early and I am building it in the open, so the parts that exist are the ones people actually asked for.
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7okko A store builder for small Indonesian businesses. The owner answers a short quiz, and 7okko generates a storefront for them: a subdomain, a catalogue, the page sections, and an order flow they can take live the same day. Most of these businesses have no website at all, so the product has to get them from nothing to a working shop without them learning a tool. What I built Store generation: an onboarding quiz, a subdomain check, and a first pass at the storefront so nobody starts from an empty page. A catalogue with AI written product descriptions, image uploads, and scoping per store. A section editor on the storefront: inline editing, section ordering, and regeneration per section when a draft is not good enough. Orders, with a public intake path, a status flow and an export for the owner. Sessions and ownership per store, so one dashboard can hold several shops without leaking data between them. Stack Next.js, Hono, Cloudflare Workers, D1, Xendit. Payments go through Xendit.
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TITU LABS The site for my own software practice. It has one job: make the offer clear enough that a founder knows within a scroll whether to message me, and show real work instead of a wall of logos. What I built A services section that says what I do, in the words a founder would use. Selected work, each project written as a problem and what changed, instead of a screenshot dump. A contact flow that gets an enquiry to me with enough context to answer it properly. Stack Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, on Cloudflare.
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Pogea Racing A German chiptuning company's configurator, rebuilt from the ground up. Someone picks their car, and the platform walks down to the exact engine, then shows each tuning stage with its power and torque curve, the price, and the options that go with it. What I built A vehicle configurator: manufacturer, series, model year, engine, then the stages that fit that engine. An offer page per stage: original against tuned figures, the gain, part number, ECU and TCU, the option list priced live, and a dyno chart drawn from real curve data. A product catalog and shop for the hardware that goes with a tune, plus a dealer network, CMS pages, news, reviews and a newsletter signup with double opt-in. The data behind it: a pipeline that reads source catalogs, normalizes every row with a model, scores its confidence, and either publishes it or drops it into a review queue for a human. An admin console over the catalog and that queue: stages, options, hardware, per-vehicle overrides, crawler runs and the diffs they produced. Stack React, Vite and TanStack Router on the front, a Hono API over SQLite behind it. Built for Pogea Racing GmbH. The figures and curves in the configurator come from their own catalog, not from anything I invented.
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Daniel Wijaya
proJakarta, Indonesia
Figma · Framer · Webflow · Next.js
12x
Hired
4.9
Rating
25
Followers
FRAMER_EXPERT

expert

UNICORN_HIRED_CLUB_EXPERT

Club

Figma · Framer · Webflow · Next.js
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Dashboard in React.js (Powered by Supabase)
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$2K+ earned
Scrollytelling Framer Website
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Booking Web Experience for PHANTOM PIK 2 ✨
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$750 earned
BrowseBeats.com Brand Design
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Kelvin Desman's avatar
Kelvin Desman
Jakarta, Indonesia
Mind of an engineer and the heart of an entrepreneur.
$50k+
Earned
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Hired
14
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Mind of an engineer and the heart of an entrepreneur.
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lokerdollar.com (http://lokerdollar.com) — Remote Job Aggregator for Indonesian Talent • Architected on Next.js 15 (App Router, RSC), TypeScript, Cloudflare Workers, D1, R2, and KV — zero-runtime-latency SEO pages powered by an ahead-of-time AI enrichment pipeline • Designed a freemium monetization model (Guest / Free / Open Profile / Pro), Talent Visibility opt-in and a B2B employer discovery product • Built an autonomous CI/CD repair pipeline using GitHub Actions + anthropics/claude-code-action@beta that detects pipeline failures and pushes fixes to PRs without manual intervention • Runs a PostHog A/B testing loop on the hero section and conversion funnel; full observability via Sentry and Cloudflare Worker logs • 100% of planning, implementation, and review flows through Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity — spec-driven, agentic, and reproducible
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Admisi Institut Teknologi Indonesia
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The LokerDollar.com web up to 85% faster in some cities — by moving our code farther from users. Sounds backwards. Here's why it worked. 1. The edge promise is seductive: run your code in 300+ cities, and it's milliseconds from every user. Newark, Sydney, São Paulo — all local. 2. Your code doesn't work alone. It talks to a database. And that database lives in one place. A single page render can mean 6+ sequential trips to it. 3. Put your compute "at the edge," and each of those trips crosses an ocean and comes back. The edge didn't remove the distance. It multiplied it. That's how a Sydney request quietly turned into seconds of pure waiting. The fix was one line of config Cloudflare smart placement stopped stop pinning our code next to the user, and run it next to the database instead. One long trip to reach compute, then all the DB chatter is local and nearly free. The result, measured on our own traffic (P90 — the slowest 1 in 10 requests): • Newark ↓ 85% • Sydney ↓ 82% • Melbourne ↓ 63% • São Paulo ↓ 60% and …12 cities faster overall The lesson I'm taking with me: Latency isn't about distance to the user. It's the number of long trips on the critical path. Put compute where it talks the most — for data-heavy apps, that's your database, not the edge. #WebPerformance #EdgeComputing #Cloudflare #BuildInPublic #SoftwareEngineering
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Excited to share that Lokerdollar has been accepted into the Cloudflare for Startups program. Grateful for the chance to build something impactful. But the bigger story is what we're building. The world of recruiting and hiring is changing fast. In Indonesia alone, millions of people are losing their jobs — economic headwinds, the tech winter, and more. The core problem is a widening gap between industry and talent. That's why we're building an AI career operating system — an AI that acts as a trusted second brain for landing jobs, improving careers, and handling the manual work. Our platform curates jobs based on your interests and expertise, identifies which roles actually increase your chance of getting hired, and automatically fills out applications so you don't burn hours on paperwork and follow-ups. We're also building trust into the system. Sometimes AI screening flags too aggressively and rejects good candidates before a human ever reviews them. Our system catches this — because AI shouldn't be rejecting people. It should be helping them. We're starting in Indonesia, but the opportunity extends far beyond a single country. South Korea, Taiwan, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, and the United States are all facing aging populations and shrinking workforces — and they need new ways to connect with talent. Cloudflare has been instrumental in helping us move from concept to a working product in operation. But our vision is much larger than a curated remote job board. We believe every job seeker should have an AI hiring copilot, get continuous improvement between interviews, and that every company should have greater visibility into how they hire. The future of hiring isn't about replacing humans. It's about giving job seekers superpowers. If you're a job seeker, a recruiter, a fellow startup builder, an investor, or someone passionate about the future of hiring and recruitment — I'd love to connect. #FutureOfWork #CloudflareForStartups #BuildInPublic #CareerTech #StartupIndonesia
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Gema Saputera
Depok, Indonesia
Web Design & Frontend Developer for SaaS and startups
Web Design & Frontend Developer for SaaS and startups
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Beelajar 2.0 – Evolving Enterprise Learning with Personalized UX
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Just shipped a real product for a real business — for Base44's #GiveItAGlow challenge with Contra. The business: Enin Cookies, a home bakery in Depok that grew from a home kitchen into a small storefront — sourdough, cakes, brownies, 2,700+ Instagram followers — and no website at all. Before: Instagram + Linktree + WhatsApp DMs were the entire ordering system. After, live on Base44: → A full product catalog with pickup ordering + checkout → An AI ordering assistant handling FAQs (hours, payment, custom orders) and guiding customers to the right product, so the owner isn't retyping the same answers all day → Built-in lead capture for future promos and seasonal hampers drops This is the kind of problem I like solving: giving a small business the digital presence their product already deserves — without handing them a new admin panel to learn. 🔗 Live: https://enincookies.base44.app #GiveItAGlow
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Winning UI Design for KADI Pro Poker Platform
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Scalpworx Landing Page Design
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