Go / realtime / backend infrastructure

Go realtime backendwith replaceablecommunication layers

I have built Go backends and realtime infrastructure, turning WebRTC, IM, and product events into clear contracts. Services can deploy independently, and clients do not have to be locked to one communication path.

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Apps keep evolving; the sections below break the background into specific capability lenses.

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Go / realtime / backend infrastructure

Go realtime backend with replaceable communication layers

I have built Go backends and realtime infrastructure, turning WebRTC, IM, and product events into clear contracts. Services can deploy independently, and clients do not have to be locked to one communication path.

Go · gRPC · PostgreSQL · realtime

Backend skill shows up when real traffic arrives

I use Go for high-concurrency APIs, realtime messaging, and infrastructure glue. Layers, raw SQL, caches, and message paths all need clear ownership when something breaks.

I care about contracts and deployment shape: services can ship independently, dependencies stay isolated, and the product is not locked to one transport.

  • Go / Gin REST APIs
  • gRPC publish and WebSocket subscriptions
  • PostgreSQL / Redis / raw SQL
  • WebRTC / IM plugin abstraction
  • Independently deployable realtime infrastructure

Product work, with systems depth

The best fit is not a single screen or endpoint. It is work that needs mobile, backend, AI, release, and operations connected. Earlier low-level and fintech work still shapes how I think about boundaries, stability, and long-term maintenance.

Independent apps

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Turn complex work into a shippable chain

Mobile systems and native feel

iOS, React Native / Expo, and Flutter; when native work, startup flow, or performance detail is needed, I do not stop at the business layer.

Backend and cloud-native

Go / Gin, PostgreSQL, Redis, gRPC, Docker, AWS EKS / Kubernetes, from API contracts through deployment and rollback.

AI products and agent orchestration systems

LLMs, RAG, long-term memory, prompts, and agent orchestration, review loops, and release checks for AI-assisted delivery.

CI/CD and operations

Builds, releases, health checks, alerts, certificates, and domains are debugged together. Releases need evidence, and failures need a layer.

Beyond independent apps, production systems too

Public technical signals highlighted here: realtime communication, Go backend, cloud-native migration, CI/CD, ops checks, and agent orchestration.

Realtime communication and Go backend

IM, WebRTC, product events, and client subscriptions split behind clear contracts; backend services can deploy independently, and the client is not locked to one communication layer.

Go · gRPC · WebSocket · PostgreSQL
EKS migration and release governance

Production migration planning for AWS EKS, including container images, Helm, Ingress, secrets, database, cache, maintenance window, rollback, and health checks.

AWS EKS · Kubernetes · Helm · CI/CD
Best-fit workMobile / full-stack AI productsGo backend / cloud-native migrationAgent orchestration / ops automation

Open-source projects

transcendence-memory

A self-hosted memory service for AI agents, covering retrieval, RAG, and multimodal ingestion.

  • Container-level isolation with cross-container retrieval when needed
  • LanceDB vector search paired with LightRAG knowledge-graph retrieval
  • Multimodal ingestion for PDFs, images, and tables
  • Connection-token setup for Claude, Gemini, Cursor, and similar tools
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A fuller full-stack map

React Native / Expo mobile delivery
Swift / SwiftUI native iOS
Flutter / Dart cross-platform
Next.js / React 19 frontend
Go / Gin · gRPC · realtime paths
PostgreSQL · Redis · raw SQL
LLM gateway · RAG · long-term memory
Subscriptions · StoreKit · store compliance
Payments / wallet / global payout experience
Cloudflare Pages · Nginx · edge caching
AWS EKS · Kubernetes · Helm
Multi-agent orchestration · collaboration boundaries · result review

From engineering front lines to independent delivery

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About 13 years
Internet and fintech · iOS / low-level / payments
Objective-C / Swift, audio/video, OpenGL, high-performance SDKs, wallet and payment modules, plus small-team technical leadership.
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Full-stack stage
Global social / AI product · Go backend and Flutter client
Go / Gin, PostgreSQL, Redis, gRPC, realtime chat, wallet transactions, AI chat, and cross-platform client work.
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Now
Sanva · independent AI apps and engineering foundation
Shipping independent apps while building scaffolds, LLM gateway, RAG memory, CI/CD, ops checks, and agent-assisted delivery systems.

Consistency and product work

The visual system is mine too: brand color, interface, and components. The apps follow Apple HIG, but each keeps its own character.

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Each app has its own color, icon, and palette, while sharing a common design language.

From idea to release

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Validate the problem first

Two weeks is enough to get to a working prototype. Real feedback decides whether it continues.

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Bring in AI after that

AI tools help move faster, but the code is still reviewed by hand.

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Verify at the end

Before submission I run the full features.yaml checklist: no fake data, no production mocks.

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Keep closing the loop after release

After release, I revise quickly from real user feedback.

Public work

Current App Store apps are available to review, and additional apps will continue to be published.

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