I build software and ship it to real users. I run Moon Labs, a one-person product company in Yerevan, Armenia: I write the code, design the icons and answer the support email.
Most of my time right now goes into DockTerm and GlowAI. I'm also in my final year at PhysMath school.
munetic.net · LinkedIn · munetic.studio@gmail.com
DockTerm · open source
A free terminal workspace for Claude Code. Run every session side by side, and answer Claude's permission prompts from a small mascot in the Mac notch, even when a fullscreen app is on top. I built it because I had nine terminals open on one MacBook and kept missing the one that was waiting for me.
Electron, TypeScript, xterm.js. macOS, Windows and Linux.
brew install --cask munvard/dockterm/dockterm
A face measurement app. You take two photos, MediaPipe places 468 landmarks on each, and plain code computes 75 geometric measurements and scores them against published anthropometric ranges (Farkas, Powell, Naini, Sarver, Mommaerts). The same photo always gives the same numbers. The LLM only writes the advice on top of them.
3,500+ registered users, all organic, $0 spent on ads. Got through two App Store rejections on the way.
React Native and Expo, FastAPI on Google Cloud Run, Firebase, RevenueCat. Source is private.
A voice assistant for Windows and Mac. Say its name and ask. It keeps its memory in plain notes that you own, and it can move the pointer with your hand.
- Only Jump Up! 3D Parkour: my first published game, made in Unity when I was about 14. It ended up with its own speedrun.com page.
- Խաղա՞նք: five offline party games (Spy, Mafia, Explain It, Who Am I? and a Blot score sheet) with 787 words in Armenian, English and Russian. On the App Store and Google Play.
- Chessify browser extension. It reads a live board from two chess sites that draw it in completely different ways. Early on it showed the evaluation flipped for one colour, so it told users the losing side was ahead. My tests only checked that a number came back, not that it was right. They check the meaning now.
- Բուժընկեր (MedBro), built at the Armenia LLM Summer School 2026 (AI9). Medical triage in Armenian, with Armenian speech recognition and a Google Maps hospital lookup.
- Mini Sumo robot on a custom KiCad PCB: Raspberry Pi Pico, DRV8874 motor drivers, VL53L1X distance sensors. Competed at RoboChallenge in Bucharest, 2025.
- Seaside Startup Summit 2026: GlowAI was a semifinalist in the Booster track, the track for startups with real users.
- Measure first. If math can decide something, math decides it. AI goes only where it has to, and I want to be able to defend every number my apps show.
- Ship, then listen. A live product with real users teaches me more than a month of planning.
Tools I use most: TypeScript · React Native / Expo · Electron · Python / FastAPI · Firebase · Google Cloud Run · C# / Unity · KiCad
This list updates itself every day with a GitHub Action.