Systems I built, and still run
Automations, a CRM, a finance app and the infrastructure under them — plus the internal ops work behind a legacy ERP. Screens use generic demo data.
- Case study · Automation
The automation layer that runs a booking business
A CRM, a booth platform and a marketing website only become one business pipeline if something moves the data between them. At ClickBox that something is a self-hosted n8n instance — and a strict rule about how it gets changed.
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ClickBox CRM: the system a real business runs on
Around the second dozen events, a spreadsheet stopped working and no CRM off the shelf fitted how the business books, contracts and gets paid. So I built one — and then rebuilt its phone client as a native, offline-first Android app.
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A CRM that talks to the ERP — and a sales team that trusts it
At Aralab, a maker of industrial test chambers, I rolled out Zoho CRM, connected it to the legacy PHC ERP through n8n, replaced the fragile native flows with guided widgets, and wrote the playbooks so every audience knew how it worked.
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A finance app that checks its own maths
My own money app. Spending arrives as a bank notification, a receipt photo or a sentence to a Telegram bot — and nothing reaches the ledger until it has been checked, approved or reconciled.
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46 containers, one box, zero open ports
Every system on this site — the CRM, the booth platform, the automations, even the git server that hosts them — runs on hardware I own and operate. No managed cloud between a bad decision and its consequences.
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ClickBox Photobooth: Kiosk to Gallery
A Windows kiosk app, a FastAPI backend, and a guest gallery running across a fleet of booths at live events, each device authenticating as itself.
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