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What we haveactually built

Everything here is ours end to end — designed, built, deployed, and still running. Client work under NDA is not listed.

Product · Computer visionIn development · live demo available

Sibiyon Safety Vision

Problem

Safety officers cannot watch every camera at once, so PPE violations and danger-zone breaches are usually found after the fact — or not at all.

What we built

A detection system that reads frames from existing CCTV and flags missing PPE, restricted-area entry, and unsafe proximity in real time, with a browser demo that runs the detection engine entirely on the visitor's device.

CAM 03 · LINE BLIVE
helmet ✓ 98%
no-helmet ✗ 91%
vest ✓ 96%
zone breach ✗
  • ~8 MB

    model, loaded once

  • 0 byte

    footage sent to a server

  • 4

    violation types detected

  • Computer vision models
  • On-premise / edge deployment
  • Browser-side inference
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Product · Mobile applicationIn development

Biyon Habit

Problem

Habit apps either drown you in features or lose your data the moment you switch phones.

What we built

A habit tracker built around one screen you check in seconds: what is due today, what you kept, and what you broke — with the history kept locally and synced, not held hostage.

  • Mobile application
  • Local-first data
  • Sync service

Product · Financial recordsIn development

Malia

Problem

Recording money in and money out ends up in a spreadsheet that nobody keeps current, so the numbers are only accurate at year end.

What we built

A financial recording application where entering a transaction takes seconds and the summaries — balances, categories, trends — are always current because they are derived, not typed.

  • Application backend
  • Structured ledger
  • Reporting

Web application · This siteLive

sibiyon.com

Problem

The previous version of this site shipped around a gigabyte of container image and hundreds of megabytes of memory to serve a handful of static pages.

What we built

A rebuild on a static front end with a small Go service behind it: bilingual pages, a Git-backed CMS with no database, an admin panel with user management, and a browser-side computer vision demo. The whole thing now runs in single-digit megabytes of memory.

  • 56 MB

    container image, from ~1 GB

  • ~5 MB

    memory in production

  • 98–100

    Lighthouse, all four scores

  • Astro static site
  • Go service
  • SQLite
  • Docker on a VPS

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