Michael Chen

Projects

Products I design, build, and run. The quickest way to see how I work is to use something I've shipped.

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Building now

My own products. Links appear when a product goes live.

MailMatter

MailMatter

mailmatter.dev live

Disposable email for developers, test pipelines, and AI agents. Make up an inbox on the spot and read it in the browser, curl it from CI, or hand it to an agent through the built-in MCP server. Built for signup flows, OTP codes, and email assertions in end-to-end tests — no signup, and no mail server of your own to run.

  • Disposable email
  • API
  • MCP
  • E2E testing

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Tabler

tabler.pro in progress

Restaurant reservations for Taiwan. One Worker serves the API, D1 holds the data, and a Durable Object per restaurant fans out realtime floor updates. Diners book from a deep link in a single tap; restaurants embed the whole flow in two lines of HTML. AI analysis, ML over aggregated booking data, and an MCP surface are in progress.

  • Cloudflare
  • D1
  • Durable Objects
  • React
  • MCP

ToursMatter

toursmatter.com staging

360° panoramic virtual tours. High-resolution panoramas are tiled and streamed on demand, cached globally at the edge, and served through a themeable mobile-first viewer that embeds anywhere. Org-scoped roles keep client work cleanly separated.

  • Workers
  • Marzipano
  • Tile streaming
  • CDN

PeopleMatter

peoplematter.app early

An HRMS built on Workers — the people side of running a small company, handled with the same edge-first stack as everything else here.

  • Workers
  • Nuxt
  • HRMS
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1001

Built at 1001, the studio I cofounded.

Cofounder & Lead Engineer · 1001.build

A small studio in Taipei building sustainable software for small teams. I work across the stack, from the frontend down to the database and the infrastructure it runs on.

Projectyl

projectyl.app live

Tasks, docs, chat, and timelines on a single substrate, where everything can reference everything else. Built for teams of 3–10 who are tired of paying three vendors to do one job. It now exposes MCP, so an agent can work the board alongside the people on it.

  • TypeScript
  • D1
  • Nuxt
  • Cloudflare
  • MCP

Visit projectyl.app →

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