AquaOctet

Cloud infrastructure consultancy delivering production-grade Kubernetes environments, self-hosted AI applications, and DevSecOps pipelines -- built with speed, security, and precision.

Kubernetes & Cloud Solutions#

Scalable, resilient, cloud-native. We help teams transition to production-grade Kubernetes environments with high availability, disaster recovery, and secure network design. Whether you're migrating legacy infrastructure or starting fresh, we ensure your cloud footprint is optimized from day one.

Personalized AI Applications#

Your AI, your infrastructure. Leave vendor lock-in behind. We build and deploy secure, on-prem or self-hosted AI solutions using Large Language Models tailored to your workflows. Stay in control of your data while accelerating productivity with intelligent automation and chat-driven tools.

DevSecOps First#

Security isn't an afterthought -- it's the foundation. We integrate DevSecOps from the first commit to continuous deployment. From automated security checks to container hardening and compliance pipelines, our approach ensures your deployments are fast, repeatable, and secure by design.

A gamified approach to learning Japanese Furigana. Jordle takes the familiar Wordle mechanic -- guess the word, get color-coded feedback -- and applies it to Hiragana and Katakana character recognition.

Each round presents a set of Kana characters and the player types the matching romaji (romanized Japanese) to identify them. Green means correct, yellow means close, gray means wrong -- just like the original, but instead of English vocabulary you're drilling Japanese phonetic alphabets.

Built as a way to make daily Kana practice actually fun instead of grinding flashcards. Supports both Hiragana and Katakana modes, tracks your streak, and runs entirely in the browser with no backend required.

Nine mini-games, including kana flick typing, konbini listening drills, vocabulary, counters, sentence cloze, dictation, and speed runs, all feeding one shared proficiency engine. FSRS spaced repetition and Bayesian knowledge tracing decide what each learner sees next, so practice goes where you are weakest instead of cycling a fixed deck.

It starts at JLPT N5 and grows toward N2. It is local-first: progress lives on the device and works offline.

Status: work in progress, in closed beta on the way to a public Google Play release. The repo is private for now; links coming soon.

A modular plugin host for playing live: chain VST3, AU, and LV2 effects and instruments on a patch board, then switch between setups mid-song. It is a ground-up rebuild of Niall Moody's Pedalboard2 (2013) on JUCE 8 and modern C++.

Already working: live MIDI and OSC control, multi-patch banks with Program Change switching, a mappings UI, crash guarding for misbehaving plugins, and the built-in tools from the original (transport, file player, recorder, looper, metronome). Windows is the primary target, with macOS and Linux builds alongside.

Status: work in progress, heading for a first public beta. The repo is private for now; links coming soon.

Snap your delivery-app cart and Pants2Day works out what the same order costs picked up in person. It then prices the round trip by walking, biking, transit, or driving, and turns the difference into an implied hourly wage. Then it tells you whether the pants are worth it.

The math is always shown under the verdict: it recommends, you decide. It launches US-only, covering DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Grubhub.

Status: work in progress. The repo is private for now; links coming soon.