wgmesh
wgmesh keeps a WireGuard mesh in sync without hand-editing configs. It follows peers whose IP addresses change, clears stale NAT sessions and corrects configuration drift. Written in Go and shipped as a systemd service.
I run a drone spraying business, a construction crew, and a ranch and farm in D'Hanis, Texas. The apps on this page were written to run those businesses. I use them every day, and you can too.
Each one started as a tool for my own outfit. They run in the browser first; phone apps follow where they earn their place.
These systems run day to day at my own operations and at a friend's restaurant. If you run a restaurant, a dealership or a shop and want the same setup, I can put it on your server or mine.
Online ordering with a text message to the kitchen on every order, an order screen that stays open all shift, a table mode so waitstaff order by table number, menu search, and a back office for prices, descriptions and plate photos. Installs on a fresh Ubuntu server with one script.
Website for a dealership selling refurbished DJI Agras spray drones: inventory, financing and contact, built as a fast static site with no platform fees.
Storefront with Stripe checkout, product information pages and a reconstitution calculator that does the dilution math for you.
Infrastructure I needed for my own servers, and one project that taught me more by failing than by working.
wgmesh keeps a WireGuard mesh in sync without hand-editing configs. It follows peers whose IP addresses change, clears stale NAT sessions and corrects configuration drift. Written in Go and shipped as a systemd service.
A Go engine with a React dashboard for the TradeStation API: strategy backtesting, walk-forward optimization and live trading, hardened for unattended runs. Private.
The honest result: none of the bundled technical strategies consistently beat buy-and-hold on the instruments I tested.
I'm A. Correia, a developer in D'Hanis, Texas. I also run a drone spraying business, a construction crew, and a ranch and farm with eggs, bees and a floral nursery. Every app on this page exists because one of those businesses needed it, or because a friend's did, and each one is still in use every day.
What I build with: Go and Postgres on the back end, React and Expo up front, Ubuntu and Caddy underneath, self-hosted. When I take on custom work, that is the stack you get, along with an installer so your server comes up in one step.
Tell me what the job is and I'll tell you what it takes.
Based in D'Hanis, Texas. Work from anywhere.