aibot@areen_

So I built this WhatsApp bot that runs on multiple devices at once. Based it on this other framework called Whiskey. Honestly, I just wanted something that could do all kinds of stuff without having to keep downloading different bots. Ended up with a pretty solid tool that handles basically anything you'd want to do on WhatsApp - whether it's fun stuff, productivity, or just automating boring tasks.

anti-turu

Got tired of my computer falling asleep during long downloads, so I hacked together this little app. It just keeps your PC awake - super handy when you're on a work or school computer where you can't change the power settings. Nothing fancy, but saves a ton of frustration when you need your machine to stay on.

areen-dl

This download manager started as a weekend project but kind of grew into something bigger. I was just annoyed with how most downloaders either work on one OS or handle only certain file types.

The cool part is it splits downloads into chunks to max out your bandwidth - makes a huge difference on big files. Works on pretty much any website too, even ones that try to block downloaders.

I use it for everything now - movies, music, documents, whatever. The batch download feature saves me tons of time. Also added torrent support because why not? Seemed like a natural fit and now it's kind of my go-to for everything download-related.

anti-aib

We've all been there - working on something personal when someone walks by your desk. Made this app after one too many awkward moments at the office. Hit a hotkey and everything on your screen vanishes, including the taskbar.

What makes it different is it doesn't actually close anything - just hides it. So all your work stays exactly as it was. The moment you're alone again, one click brings everything back exactly as you left it.

Added a mute feature in the latest version because getting caught by audio is just as bad as visuals. Pretty basic concept but super useful in practice, especially in open office setups.