Hello, I'm
Stephan Langeveld
Builder & Engineer
I build open source tools, write about software engineering, and obsess over performance, developer experience, and the craft of making things well.
Open Source
View all projects →Easy File Transfer
A lightweight desktop app for transferring files over SSH using rsync. Dual-pane browser, drag-and-drop, resumable transfers, and connection profiles. Built with Tauri (Rust) and React.
TinyFlow
A visual workflow editor and runtime for designing, connecting, and running LLM-based agentic workflows. Drag-and-drop canvas, CLI tools, bundle builder, and built-in AI functions.
ktsx
A lightweight Kotlin Multiplatform UI framework with a JSX-inspired .ktsx syntax that compiles to idiomatic Kotlin DSL code at build time via a Gradle plugin and KSP processor.
PicoLauncher
A minimal Android home screen launcher. No icons cluttering the screen by default — just your apps as text, a live search bar, swipe shortcuts, and your wallpaper. Built with Kotlin.
Sjango
A minimal async web framework boilerplate that brings Django-style project structure (apps, models, views, urls) to Sanic with Tortoise ORM and Pydantic Settings.
tutor-cli
An AI-powered CLI study tutor that generates a question bank on any topic via the OpenAI API, then drills you using seven learning methods — flashcards, cloze deletion, Q&A, quizzes, matching, and more — with adaptive difficulty, SM-2 spaced repetition, and persistent progress between sessions.
Latest Writing
View all posts →jasm: Writing Assembly in TypeScript, Without Writing a Compiler
I built a macro assembler that lets you generate x86-64 and arm64 assembly using ordinary TypeScript functions, async/await, and a standard library — with zero runtime in the output.
Why I Ditched Next.js for TanStack Start + Nitro
Next.js is powerful, but the platform gravity around it is real. TanStack Start with Nitro gave me better architecture defaults and true deployment freedom.
Django Made Me a Better Developer
Django is old, opinionated, and not the coolest framework at the party. It also taught me more about software architecture than anything else I've learned.