About

I'm QAQMin. I believe the end point of a tool isn't features — it's human creativity itself. So over these years I've focused on two things: forging vague ideas into working products, then polishing those products until they're worth depending on. There are no shortcuts on this road — only version numbers moving forward.

What I'm doing

• TiebaLite — a protracted war against shifting APIs: holding onto a clean, ad-free reading space for the community through the platform's storms
• OmniDL — a universal media-fetching engine: 1000+ sites, fully offline, zero servers — half the internet in your pocket
• My Portal — the 19th version of the personal portal you're browsing: a WebGL particle planet and launch-style storytelling, a long-running experiment in aesthetics and restraint

Principles

One visual protagonist per screen; one core problem per product.

I lean local-first: keep the data in your own hands, run the tools on your own device, and never take on an always-online dependency for one small feature. Slower is fine — standing on its own is what matters.

Timeline

• 2026 — the personal portal iterated to version 19 and locked; this digital garden began, deployed in Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean, with zero external requests at build time across the site
• 2025 — OmniDL rebuilt into a universal media-fetching engine covering 1000+ sites; two years of uninterrupted daily service
• Earlier — took over TiebaLite, and the protracted war against upstream APIs began

Contact

Want to talk tools, open source, or "0 to 1"? Find me in the contact section on the home page.