Read a chapter.
Learn a little.
qreader for reading and listening to EPUB stories. Kiku, Earstep and Japanese learning apps for daily practice.
Quân + wonder FULL STACK DESIGNER & DEVELOPER
I build apps for everyday reading, learning and work. They start with my own needs, then I share them with people who need them too. AI & automation free up a little time for curiosity.
Everyday tech from a curious one-man lab.
Apps I use every day and share with a few others. Each starts with something I want to make easier.
qreader for reading and listening to EPUB stories. Kiku, Earstep and Japanese learning apps for daily practice.
Daily AI, tech & CVE updates, tasks in ClickUp and Jira, and notifications in Slack. Less searching and copying, fewer things missed.
From a tax mini site for household businesses to a divination and traditional calendar app. When a need comes up, I try building for it.
Keeping up with tech, reading stories, learning a language. Familiar routines can become small flows with fewer steps.
Each morning: read AI and tech updates, check CVEs worth following. Create tasks for items that need action; share useful updates in Slack.
Gather the updates worth readingAI · Tech · CVE
Create follow-up tasksClickUp or Jira
Notify the teamSlack · the right language
An interactive example with sample content. The steps are illustrated here; no apps are run or real notifications sent.
A few things I pay attention to while designing, using and improving an app.
I’m Quân, a full stack designer & developer. I design and build apps for everyday reading, learning and work.
Quanderlab is Quân’s lab and a wonder lab: curiosity turns into something I can try, build and use in real life.
Some apps serve a very personal need. Others are shared with a few users. Being useful every day is what keeps me building.
Think.Design.Build.Use & improve.
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.Curiosity,
put to work.
QuanderlustCuriosity that takes me exploring.QuanderlabCuriosity that gets me building.
App feedback, an everyday need, or a “what if we tried…”
I’d love to hear it.