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Elbruz Mâfe Canbolat

Computer engineering student at Bandırma Onyedi Eylül University. I mostly build Flutter apps and the backends they talk to, and I run everything I write on a Debian box at home rather than a managed platform — which has taught me more about the boring parts of software than any course has.

The thread through most of my projects is that I don't like tools that give you an answer without showing their work. So the invoice reader points every field back to a box on the page, the rota planner records why each shift was assigned, and the RAG tool tells you which stage of the pipeline actually broke.

What I'm working on

  • sitewalk — self-hosted inspection platform for recurring safety rounds. An answer is durable the moment it is typed, and the phone can prove what reached the server. Flutter + Fastify + Postgres.
  • vouched — invoice reader where every extracted field is grounded to a region of the page; anything it can't ground it drops rather than guesses, and it scores its own accuracy on your documents.
  • fair-rota — shift scheduler in Go that fills a weekly rota under hard constraints, spreads the unpopular shifts evenly, and explains every assignment.

Also around: schema-drift, which watches live JSON APIs and reports breaking shape changes before they reach production, and rag-triage, which tells you whether a bad RAG answer is a corpus, retrieval or generation problem.

Tech stack

Dart/Flutter · TypeScript (Node, Fastify, Next.js) · Python · Go Postgres · SQLite · Docker · Debian/Linux self-hosting

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  1. Sales-Dashboard Sales-Dashboard Public

    Next.js sales dashboard with threshold filtering and switchable bar/line/pie charts

    TypeScript

  2. SplitnCrypt SplitnCrypt Public

    Tkinter desktop tool that splits, merges, hashes and PGP-encrypts files through one window

    Python

  3. fair-rota fair-rota Public

    Self-hosted staff rota planner that fills a weekly shift schedule under hard rules, balances the unpopular shifts across the team, and records why every assignment was made

    Go

  4. rag-triage rag-triage Public

    Tells you whether a wrong RAG answer is a corpus, retrieval or generation problem

    Python

  5. schema-drift schema-drift Public

    Watches live JSON APIs, infers their response shape and reports breaking drift before it reaches production

    TypeScript