I design and build small, useful software products. I trained as an electrical engineer, and I still build like one: start from the problem, keep the system simple, be honest about its limits.
Each one began as a problem worth solving properly. They are small on purpose.
A weekly launch leaderboard for SaaS and AI products.
Makers submit a product, the community upvotes, and the board resets every Monday. It is free to launch, and every submission is reviewed by hand before it goes live.
Every post planned in one place, published on time.
A social media scheduler for X, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. One calendar to plan the week, posts that publish at the minute you chose, and a clear view of what worked.
Long videos in. Vertical clips with captions out.
Paste a link to a podcast, interview or talk. LarkVeo finds the strongest moments, reframes them to 9:16 and adds word-by-word captions, ready to post.
Dynamic learning, at your pace.
AI learning roadmaps. Describe what you want to learn and get a phase-by-phase path with milestones and tasks you can actually follow, then track your progress through it.
Something new is usually on the bench.
I'm Peter, a software applications developer and electrical engineer. I work independently, taking products from the first idea to a live site people use.
Engineering taught me to think in systems: what goes in, what should come out, and what can go wrong in between. I bring the same habit to software.
Most of what I build starts as a problem I ran into myself. Roadmapit exists because most people don't give up on learning for lack of resources. They give up because they don't know what to do next.
“I built LarkBeat because posting to X, Instagram and TikTok meant three apps, three sets of rules and a lot of remembering.”
On starting LarkBeat
I care about the parts people feel without noticing: typography, spacing, plain language and speed. I would rather ship a small product that does one job well than a large one that does many badly.
I build in public on X, where I talk about launching, distribution and the daily work of making products on your own.
I'm always glad to meet people in tech. The fastest way to reach me is a reply or a message on X.