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Homelab + networking
Self-hosted infrastructure, segmented networks, storage, monitoring, and the automation that keeps it all humming.
SYSTEMS · SOFTWARE · DESIGN
COREYEDWARDS
LIFELONG TECH NERD.
I build reliable systems, useful software, and interfaces with a point of view.
36.1627° N
86.7816° W
SKULLBOXSTORAGE + MEDIA
POLYDORAAPPLICATIONS
HYDRAVIRTUALIZATION
● ALL SYSTEMSOPERATIONAL
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Software engineering
Useful web and mobile products built with clean architecture, pragmatic APIs, and an incurable urge to improve the details.
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Data + platforms
Postgres, Supabase, containers, and services designed to be understandable long after the clever part is finished.
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Design craft
Interfaces with intention: clear hierarchy, meaningful motion, excellent typography, and no decoration without a job.
SELECTED BUILDS / 2024—2026
Projects that started with
“I could build that better.”
Pet health platform
FurMD
A care-continuity platform for the animals we raise as family—built around trustworthy health records, practical guidance, and better collaboration.
EXPO / SUPABASE / POSTGRESVeterinary terminology
VeNom
More than a dataset: a carefully modeled vocabulary system that connects species, breeds, terms, and subsets without losing clinical meaning.
POSTGRES / SQL / DATA MODELINGNetwork testing utility
FakeTP
A deliberately simple container that makes connectivity testing predictable. Tiny tools are still worth making excellent.
DOCKER / NETWORKING / LINUXTHE HUMAN IN THE LOOP
Curiosity became a career.
It never stopped being fun.
I’ve been taking systems apart—sometimes literally—since before “full stack” was a job title. Today that curiosity runs from fiber and routing to databases, mobile apps, product design, and a homelab with enough mythology in its hostnames to summon trouble.
The common thread is simple: understand how it works, make it dependable, then make the experience feel inevitable.