I’m Luyx, a builder who plants small software and writes down what grows. This page is the soil under everything else here.
I build products the slow way, one small seed at a time. Most of them start as a sketch on a board, grow through a stack of tiny pull requests, and either become trees or quietly feed the next idea.
Right now I tend BakerMind, a calm board app, and this garden. I also draw letters: the Bánh Mì family that sets every word on this site is mine.
I work closely with AI agents. They write a lot of the code; I write the rules, the plans and the taste. Field notes is where I share what works.
I began by fixing things for other people, then wanted to build things of my own. Most early projects were sketches that never shipped, and that taught me more than the ones that did.
Small products with a calm feel: BakerMind for thinking visually, this garden, and the Bánh Mì letters. I ship them with AI agents working from one rulebook, and I keep the plan, the taste and the final review.
Finishing. Getting a product from “works on staging” to “people use it every day” is the season I am in now.
Small, fast tools that do one job calmly. Shipped, used, and tended after launch.
Honest notes on delivery: plans, pull requests, agents and the lessons in between.
Type design for Vietnamese and Latin. Sans for reading, Hand for the margins.
For work, a question about a project, or just to trade notes on shipping small.
