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Hi, I'm Xinjiang 👋

I build platforms, taking products from zero to one and then from one to scale. I'm an engineer in Chicago working in healthcare. I care about platform architecture, developer experience and shipping things people use.

🏗 At work: from 5 engineers to 30+, and many brands on one platform

  • Grew the engineering team from 5 to 30+.
  • Led the move from a fragmented, multi-brand digital footprint to one unified Digital Commerce Platform for a $4B healthcare organization with 1,400+ locations in 48 states. The first wave cut 30+ separate deployments to 7.
  • 📖 Read the case study: Digital Commerce Platform →

🚀 What I'm building on my own

Project What it is
🛒 GroceryTrack My first solo product, built from zero. It reads grocery receipt photos with AI, then tracks items, prices and spending over time. I built the apps, web, backend, data jobs and infrastructure myself.
🎬 Tinycap A small, native macOS menu-bar screen recorder and screenshot tool. It records a window, screen, area or connected iPhone to MP4/WebM/GIF, and it's private by default. I built it while making GroceryTrack. brew install --cask soleo/tap/tinycap
👻 bogyman A CLI that tells you which of your Claude Code and Codex agent sessions needs you, on what, and for how long. I built it while working with AI agents on GroceryTrack. brew install soleo/tap/bogyman
📟 Habibi (in progress) A fun hardware project: a retro, pager-style handheld for group voting. Use it for yes/no calls, rating a film screening or scrum poker, in groups from 4 people to a 300-seat theater. It has an e-ink screen, five rubber keys and a bright yellow 3D-printed case. Handsets send votes wirelessly over ESP-NOW (ESP32-C6) to a Raspberry Pi hub.

Both dev tools came from problems I hit while building a product on my own. When I hit a tool gap, I build the tool (why I built Tinycap and bogyman →). Now I'm taking the same zero-to-one approach to hardware.

✍️ Writing

I write about platform architecture, scaling teams and building products solo on my blog and Medium. Start here:

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⚡ Fun fact: I'm terrible at driving and riding. I once hit a tree biking to work. · Buy me a coffee

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