Backend developer in Prague. PHP, Symfony, Laravel. I build small products that watch things nobody else is watching.
A deploy can break your SEO without failing a single test.
Noindexed watches production for a noindex that shouldn't be there, a
rewritten robots.txt, or a canonical still pointing at staging. You hear
about it in minutes, not three weeks later when the traffic is already gone.
Laravel · PostgreSQL · Redis. Live since [MĚSÍC ROK], [N] sites monitored.
GitHub deletes your repository traffic data after 14 days. RepoMeter keeps it.
Connect your GitHub account, pick the repos you care about, and keep the views, clones and referrers GitHub throws away — so you can still tell what a launch did six months after the launch. Read-only access, nothing else.
Hosted SaaS, GitHub App. Live since [MĚSÍC ROK].
Notes, decisions and task context that live in the terminal, in Markdown, offline. Written in Go because I wanted a single binary I could scp anywhere.
PHP 8.3, Symfony, Laravel, Nette, Slim, Doctrine. PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, Redis. Docker, Nginx, C TypeScript with React or Vue when the frontend can Go and SwiftUI when it can.
I still write PHP in 2026 on purpose. It ships, it survives a Tuesday at 3am.
Two products live, both solo, both public. I post they don't on X.
Currently figuring out how a developer tool finds without buying them.
If your last deploy quietly went noindex, [Noindm)
would have told you.