I'm a backend engineer at Selfmade Ninja Labs, where most of my days are spent wrangling Frappe instances, building browser-based dev labs (think full Ubuntu & Kali VMs in a tab), and writing CI tooling that other devs actually use.
On the side I maintain a few open-source projects — benchpress (one-click Frappe instances over VPN), frappe-apps-manager (a Claude Code plugin for ERPNext devs), and a Python toolkit that turns Frappe + Docker into a single command. They've collected 50+ stars and 35+ forks from real engineers who hit the same problems I did.
The merch problem was the same shape. Every developer event I went to handed out tees made of 120GSM tissue paper with prints that flaked off in two washes. I'd wear them once out of guilt, then they became dustcloths.
GemZy is the version I wanted — 240GSM heavyweight cotton, DTF prints that
bond into the fabric, and designs written by someone who actually knows what
git push --force does to a
shared branch. Every order is something I'd wear myself.