Every experiment starts here — some explode, some ship.
Bunsonium Lab is my personal project hub. A place where real problems turn into real tools — with a bit of stubbornness, some AI, and usually a weekend.
I studied chemistry. Then I ended up writing code, entirely self-taught. This is where I put the things I build.
Each project on this site started with something that bothered me enough to fix it. Not side projects for the portfolio — actual tools I use or needed to exist.
A free Chrome extension that automatically reads PTT notification barcodes from the UYAP legal system and tracks their delivery status. Built for Turkish lawyers who were doing this manually, one by one.
Status: Live · Chrome Extension
A Bob Ross-inspired Lorem Ipsum generator. Two modes — Paragraphs and Quotes — with one-click copy. Because placeholder text doesn't have to be boring.
Status: Live · happy-little-ipsum.vercel.app
A QR code-powered home inventory app. Stick a code on any shelf, box, or closet, then scan to see what's inside, add items, or remove them. For people who own too much and remember too little.
Status: Testing · React Native (iOS & Android)
A 16-bit cleaning game. Home chores turned into daily, weekly, and monthly quests, guided by a pixel turtle. Because dishes are more fun when they give you XP.
Status: Paused · React Native (iOS & Android)
A pixel-art secret gift exchange app where no one — not even the host — can see who got matched with whom. Zero data stored, full ghostly vibes.
Status: Live · ghosty-raffle.vercel.app
A minimal Chrome extension for frontend developers and QA testers. A ruler that measures any element in two clicks, a native EyeDropper color picker with HEX/RGB/HSL/RGBA output, and a Pesticide-style outline mode for every box on the page. Everything auto-copies to the clipboard. No analytics, no telemetry, no remote APIs — all local via chrome.storage.local.
Status: In development · Chrome Extension
The hub itself is built with:
- Next.js 14 (App Router)
- TypeScript
- CSS Modules — no Tailwind, no UI libraries, just CSS
- Bebas Neue + Syne — typography doing the heavy lifting
- Deployed on Vercel
Scratch your own itch.
The best tools are the ones built for a specific, real frustration. Not for users in the abstract — for one person with one annoying problem. If it turns out to help others too, great.
AI is part of the process. Not for writing code, but for thinking faster. Testing ideas, prototyping, getting unstuck.