I'm spanani — I build websites, bots, mods and tools that actually work.
Software engineer. I design, write and ship everything myself: websites, Discord bots, Minecraft mods, full server setups and the occasional very precise little tool.
Five things I get asked for most
Most of my work starts as a message from someone running a community or a small team who needs something built and kept running. Pick the closest match — the details get sorted out in the first conversation.
Discord Bots
Moderation, tickets, leveling, giveaways, games, or something nobody has built yet — written in JavaScript or Python, hosted and kept alive.
Websites
Fast, hand-built sites for communities, servers and small businesses. No page builder, no plugin soup — just clean pages that load instantly.
Minecraft Mods
Fabric/Forge mods or Paper/Spigot plugins — new mechanics, custom items, minigames and server-side systems that fit your existing world.
Server Setup
Channels, roles and permissions planned out properly, with onboarding, verification and rules so new members land somewhere that makes sense.
Custom Tools & More
Calculators, trackers, dashboards, automation scripts, API glue — if it's small, specific and annoying to do by hand, it's probably worth building.
Things I built because I wanted them to exist
My own projects are the honest version of a portfolio: no client brief, no deadline, just what I ship when the quality bar is entirely mine.
Atomic Precision Clock
A network-synced clock with drift compensation, a Swiss analog dial, an interactive 3D globe, world clocks, a stopwatch and a timer.
Rust Raid Calculator
Exact explosive and sulfur costs across 13 structure tiers, with soft/hard-side logic and a custom accent picker.
One developer, start to finish
Solo, end to end
You message me and you get me — the same person who scopes it, designs it, writes it and fixes it later. Nothing gets lost being handed between people.
Code you can keep
Readable, commented, dependency-light code that you own outright. If you ever want someone else to take it over, they'll be able to.
Honest scoping
If your idea is bigger than it looks, or smaller, I'll say so before anything starts. I'd rather talk you out of a bad build than deliver one.
Got something you want built?
Tell me roughly what you need and roughly when. I'll tell you whether I'm the right person for it, what it would involve, and how long it would take.