Web experiences
Building across the frontend and backend with JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, Node.js and Express.
FULL-STACK DEVELOPER / SEOUL, KR
Audest
I build for the web, the cloud, and the curious.
Developer interested in web development, cloud infrastructure, security, and open source.
FIG. 01BUILDER / MAKER
01 / CURRENTLY BUILDING
On the workbench.
Projects currently in progress.
02 / SELECTED WORK
Things I’ve
been building.
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Burnae↗
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ADOFAI Verse↗
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03 / A LITTLE ABOUT ME
Curiosity,
turned into
working code.
I’m Audest, a full-stack developer based in Seoul. I like making useful things across the web, infrastructure, and security.
From open-source tools to products for creators, I enjoy taking an idea from a first sketch to something people can use.
TOOLS I WORK WITH
JavaScriptTypeScriptHTMLCSSNode.jsExpressPythonLinuxGitCloudflareVercel
SYSTEMS / IDEAS / 2025—
04 / AREAS OF CURIOSITY
Where I like
to make a difference.
Ideas and disciplines that keep me building.
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Cloud & infrastructure
Exploring the systems and platforms that help web projects run, including Cloudflare, Vercel and Linux.
Security
A continuing interest in making software and online experiences more resilient.
Open source
Sharing projects and tools in public, and building for communities and creators.
05 / THE BUILD LOOP
Make it useful.
Make it real.
From a rough idea to something people can actually use—these are the steps I return to.
Find the real problem
Start with what someone needs to do, then shape the smallest useful version.
Choose a clear foundation
Use the right tools for the job and keep the moving parts understandable.
Build, test, refine
Turn the idea into working software, learn from how it behaves, and keep improving.
const goodIdea = {
problem: 'worth solving',
tools: 'fit the job',
mindset: 'keep learning'
};
while (curious) {
build(goodIdea);
}/* ALWAYS SHIPPING NEW IDEAS */
06 / AROUND THE WEB
More corners
of the internet.
A selection of projects and places
I’ve put online.