BuiltUI/UX designer and backend developer
NewCity
A civic reporting flow that helped me understand how people, reports, and public systems connect.
- UI/UX
- Backend
- Civic technology
Hi, I'm Rafli.
I build digital things from whatever makes me curious.
Local stories, personal problems, running data, and future-facing ideas often end up as something I can design, code, and learn from.
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Currently exploring
Personal AI tools that begin with a real question.
BuilderMarathonerDeveloperMusicianStudent
Selected projects
Built from a question, then made real.
Five projects, ordered less like a résumé and more like a trail of what I learned to notice, own, and build.
BuiltCreator, full-stack developer, and maintainer
Curug Hunter Jabar
A waterfall discovery platform shaped by my own curiosity about exploring West Java.
- Full-stack
- Local tourism
- Deployment
- Information design
InternshipBackend intern and API contributor
POS Backend Internship
Professional API work that taught me to build clearly and reliably for other developers.
- Backend
- REST API
- Collaboration
- Point of sale
ExperimentConcept builder, API explorer, and runner
Running MCP
A personal tool idea connecting running data, Strava, and an assistant that can help me understand my training.
- MCP
- Strava API
- AI
- Running data
ConceptConcept builder and future-facing explorer
Anagate
An exploration of how AI agents, Stellar, and digital payment flows might work together.
- AI agents
- Stellar
- Web3
- Payment flows
Open tabs in my head
Things I'm exploring right now.
Some ideas are projects. Others are questions I keep returning to until there is something worth making.
AI agents
How tools can act with clearer context and useful boundaries.
Running data
Turning a training history into questions I can actually ask.
Local discovery
Making nearby places easier to understand and explore.
MCP
Connecting personal tools and data without building another closed dashboard.
Stellar
Learning how digital payment flows can feel understandable to people.
A little more about me.
I learn best when a question becomes something I can make. Sometimes it starts with a local place I want to understand. Sometimes it is a friction in my own routine, a backend problem, or a new technology that feels worth testing.
Running and exploring waterfalls keep me observant. Building products gives those observations somewhere to go.
- Observe Find the detail that makes the problem real.
- Make Turn the question into a useful first version.
- Test See where the idea becomes clearer or falls apart.
- Learn Carry the useful part into the next build.