About Me

Hi, I’m Daniel Zhang, an independent developer focused on building useful, simple, and privacy-first software.

I enjoy turning ideas into practical products — from browser extensions and developer utilities to infrastructure and developer tooling.

What I Build

My current focus is on:

I prefer building small, focused products that solve real problems rather than adding unnecessary complexity.

I build and maintain my products independently, from development and design to deployment, documentation, and distribution.

My goal is simple:

Build useful software, ship it, learn from users, and keep improving.

Some of my current projects include:

Unix Timestamp Converter & Epoch Pro — a fast Unix timestamp conversion tool for developers.
IndieResizer — a privacy-first batch image resizer and icon generator.
PulseTimer — a minimalist countdown timer and alarm for focused work and everyday reminders.

You can explore all of my current products on the Products page.

I work primarily with technologies such as:

I’m particularly interested in developer productivity, automation, AI-assisted development, and building reliable software with simple architectures.

I also publish projects and development work on GitHub.

You can find my repositories here:

I’m always interested in interesting ideas, useful tools, and opportunities to build something better.

If you’d like to get in touch, feel free to visit the Contact page.