Hey! I'm exerinity ("ecksa-rinity" - any/he/him/whatever), an Australian self-taught programmer from Victoria. I mostly work on progressive web apps, but also sometimes really bizarre fullstack polyglot monorepo thingamabobs, so basically a full stack developer. I fucking hate that cheesy overused LinkedIn-ass title. Anyway, I have made a very wide range of things, from simple utilities to fullstack polyglot services. You can see a list of my work here or my GitHub. Most of my work is JavaScript, and my preferred UI library is React or just vanilla HTML and JS. I enjoy Scala, reverse-engineering, React, BeamNG.drive, sleep, chilled carbonated canned caffeine, and dark progressive house music.

My main project is Xebrine, which is a beefy React desktop music player that scans your folders, has a sleek fullscreen player, a Spotify-like lyrics canvas creator, an auto mix function which uses a bespoke DSP I wrote, Last.fm scrobbling, a radio, M3U/PLS playlist aggregation, and a lot of other bizarre stuff. More info - try now

My secondary project is Voxity, a local utilitarian music player built mostly for desktop use and entirely written in vanilla JavaScript. It has a lot of weird or cool features, like timed lyrics, visualizers, tons of hotkeys, a queue, an equalizer, a sleep timer, and other miscellaneous gadgets. It was spiritually succeeded by Xebrine, but is still maintained on its own. More info - try now

My main experimental project is Stigmi, a complex polyglot microblogging site written in Scala, TypeScript, JavaScript and Rust in tribute of Twitter. Posts - dubbed "Stigs" (Stigmi) - can be up to 350 characters, can contain a voice recording, media, or a GIF. More info - visit

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