Projects
Below are some of the projects I have developed as free public services. While they serve very different communities, they share the same core philosophy: using automation to save people time and mental effort.
ArxivButler
Website: arxivbutler.com
Researchers often need to keep track of the latest papers in their field, but manually checking arXiv categories can be tedious and time-consuming. ArxivButler addresses this challenge by allowing users to create highly customizable filters for new manuscripts on arXiv. Filters can be tailored to categories, keywords, authors, and other criteria, and users can maintain several filters for different research topics. Whenever a new manuscript matches the criteria, ArxivButler sends an automatic email notification, ensuring that important developments are never missed. The entire system, from the backend architecture and database design to the frontend interface and notification engine, was built by me with the aim of providing a clean, reliable, and user-friendly experience.
NajdiDomov
Website: najdidomov.cz
Finding a property in a competitive real-estate market can be a race against time, as desirable listings often disappear within hours. NajdiDomov helps Czech users stay ahead by automatically scanning Sreality.cz for new listings that match their preferences. Users can set their desired property type, location, price range, and size, and NajdiDomov will detect newly posted listings in real time. When a match is found, the system sends an email alert with a direct link to the property, allowing users to act quickly. I designed and implemented the entire system, including the web scraping engine, the filtering logic, and the automated email notification service, to make the process of finding a home faster, easier, and less stressful.