I build networking tools for Android and small utilities that make the internet a little less annoying — mostly in Kotlin and Go, with Python and TypeScript on the side. Ekaterinburg, Russia.
val bropines = Developer( name = "Sergey Pinus", writes = listOf("Kotlin", "Go", "Python", "TypeScript"), builds = "proxy layers for Android networks, OCR and translation tools", now = "getting TailSocks onto F-Droid", testsOn = "my own phone, in production", )
| TailSocks |
Unofficial Tailscale client: your tailnet as a local SOCKS5/HTTP proxy, TUN or root routing, Taildrop, Serve & Funnel, Headscale, a built-in DPI bypass |
| BirdSocks |
The same idea for NetBird: a SOCKS5 and DNS proxy into your network |
| awg-wiresocks |
AmneziaWG client that exposes a local SOCKS5/HTTP proxy, with a Go engine underneath |
| tailscale-termux-cli |
tailscaled under Termux — the one that started it all |
| chrome-lens-py |
Google Lens OCR from Python, through the API Chromium itself uses |
| chrome-lens-userscript | Translates the text inside images in place, the way Chromium's Lens overlay does |
| oneocr-onnx-python | The Windows 11 Snipping Tool OCR engine in plain Python and ONNX Runtime |
| xray-config-ui-editor |
A static web GUI for Xray-core configs, with Remnawave sync — try it |
| IntentFlow | Redirects, rewrites and inspects Android intents and links past the App Links rules |
| kemono-download-button | One-click downloads and a cleaner reader for Kemono and friends |
| Yeelight-M3E-WebUI | A Material 3 Expressive web panel for Yeelight bulbs |
If something of mine saved you an evening, a ⭐ is the best thank-you.