sgn.space

All project

Here you can find all the projects I've worked on, mostly for fun. Generally try to monetize them as well, but haven't had much success so far.

shitcoins.club alerts (not yet monetized): https://t.me/shitcoins_club_alerts. Script that parses the prices of https://shitcoins.club/, saves them in a csv file and sends notifications to a telegram channel when the comission is below a certain threshold.
RSSfilter (not yet monetized): rssfilter.sgn.space. A self-hosted recommendation system for RSS feeds based on embedding models, allowing effective recommendations even with a single user.
IA de Jesús Huerta de Soto (not monetized): jhs.sgn.space. A chatbot based on the bibliography of economist Jesús Huerta de Soto.

facturasaexcel (profits: ~10 EUR): Website to generate Excel tables from invoices to simplify quarter-end tax calculations. Monetizes with a direct payment model; processes 3 invoices for free, charges 0.1 EUR per additional invoice.
@subastas_boe_bot on Telegram (profits: ~400 EUR): subastas_boe_bot. Notifies users about public auctions. Has a one-month free trial then offers a subscription.
vedit (not yet monetized): vedit.sgn.space: Automatic web based video editor. Skips silences, speeds up video and normalizes audio.

memento (not monetized): m0wer.github.io/memento/ - A digital garden of what I learn.
now8 (not monetized): GitHub - now8-org and now8.systems. Worked to improve bus arrival time estimations in Madrid, using only the existing arrival time estimations public API. As when you have a friend that's always late and you end up knowing how late they will really be when they say “I'll be there in 15 minutes”. Published 4 papers based on this project.

Public Docker images of open-source projects (not monetized): Docker Hub - m0wer. Over 100k downloads total, couldn't figure out how to monetize it. Created because there were missing images for certain things that were useful to me.

Anarres (not monetized): GitHub - anarres-org. Ansible playbook for setting up a server with many self-hosted services like Nextcloud, Jellyfin, etc., all in Docker with well-configured iptables. Aimed to monetize it by offering it to businesses for their infrastructure.

wattpad-downloader (profits: ~1000 EUR): Liked reading amateur stories on Wattpad. Needed to download stories for offline reading due to frequent travels without internet access. Set up a system using Tor to change IP addresses as I got blocked.

carlosgarciamou.com and blog.carlosgarciamou.com (not monetized): Personal website and blog offering services as a web layout designer. Did some websites for friends and family but nothing major through the website itself.
chistalia.es (profits: ~100 EUR): PHP based joke CMS only using functions (didn't know what OOP was at the time). Monetized with ads. Had some users but nothing major. Helped me learn about hosting and more.

carloselmago.com (profits: ~5k EUR): Website to sell my services as a magician for birthdays and stuff like that, when I was 14 years old. I convinced a retired magician to give me free lessons and I started selling services very fast. In the 2-3 years I was doing it I used to have one or two gigs per weekend at more than 100 €/hour. When I couldn't make enough I would pass gigs to the magician who gave me the classes for a commission.

Tragabichos (not monetized): Web about carnivorous plants, which I liked at that time. The hosting was free in exchange for monetizing the advertising.