
Handi
A guided home-services marketplace with search, provider matching, in-app messaging, and payments
Whole flowLivebooking, messaging, and payments across both sides
AI can generate an answer. The hard part is connecting it to messy data, real tools, and the decisions people need to make.
Tesse · Bloom · SuperMCP · Reflex · Handi
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16 projects I've designed and built, including live products and work in progress.

A guided home-services marketplace with search, provider matching, in-app messaging, and payments
Whole flowLivebooking, messaging, and payments across both sides

Search public property records from hundreds of sources and ask an assistant questions about them
Property corpus63.6Mproperties counted in production
A hiring test that scores how someone works with AI and whether they catch planted mistakes
Calibration40→85naive AI ceiling to informed-reference floor
Lets shoppers configure furniture in 3D, preview it in a room, and send the result back to the store
Onboarding≈10 minhero photo to live room preview
Lets AI use a real browser without burning through context or taking dozens of slow steps
Benchmark4.2xfewer tokens across three matched flows
Create a legally guided online will in plain Hebrew, with suitability checked before payment and a fixed price upfront
Production guard0plaintext case records allowed in production
Collects supermarket prices from ten Israeli chains so an assistant can compare a real shopping list
Price corpus6.7Mprice rows in the latest measured dataset
Pulls real city roads from OpenStreetMap and drives thousands of cars over them to test signal strategies
City model2,749lanes in a 4.2 km² central Tel Aviv model
Rent and buy listings from ten Bali property sources, merged onto one searchable map
Coverage13,246listings in the latest data pull
My CV as a Game Boy role-playing game: explore the map, meet characters, and fight a gym leader instead of scrolling a page
Game depth6working systems, overworld to turn-based combat
From the first idea through design, engineering, and launch, I build the whole product.
Free tools I built and still maintain. Developers install them every day, mostly for AI, Google apps, and boring repetitive work.
GitHub Action that reviews pull requests with Claude and posts graded findings as PR comments.
Scrape websites, crawl pages, and automate a browser with 125+ commands.
TypeScript CLI for the X API: timelines, search, post, like, and retweet from the terminal.
Read, send, search, label, and manage Gmail threads from the terminal.
Manage Google Calendar events, availability, and recurring rules from the shell.
Search places, look up addresses, plan routes, and measure distances from the terminal.
Finds complex code, duplicates, and unused exports in Python, TypeScript, and Rust.
CLI for Metabase: container lifecycle, dashboard export, and YAML-driven configuration.
Bash CLI for Slack: channels, messages, search, and reactions from the terminal.
Bash CLI for Notion covering databases, pages, blocks, and search with no extra dependencies.
Shows which Mac apps are using your CPU, memory, and battery.
Reddit API from the terminal: browse subreddits, posts, comments, and search, plus write operations.
Lets AI assistants edit PDFs, fill forms, move pages, and change security settings.
Lets AI create, edit, and format Google Slides from plain-language instructions.
Lets AI look through Google Analytics reports, properties, and filters.
Lets AI search Coralogix logs and manage alerts, dashboards, and incidents.
I'm Nitai Aharoni, a product builder and software engineer in Israel.
I build products for property research with Tesse, hiring assessments with Bloom, grocery price comparisons with SuperMCP, browser tools for AI with Reflex, and home services with Handi. From the first idea through design, engineering, and launch, I build the whole product.
I've spent over ten years building software. At Oobit I led a 12-person engineering team and rebuilt the backend while 100,000 people kept using the product. Before that I led a team at Fireblocks and worked at Dynamic Yield and SAP.
I'm in Israel, so European hours overlap fully and US mornings still work. I have an EU passport too.

2017 to today, building products and engineering teams.
2026 - present
Product builder & software engineer
Building Tesse, Bloom, SuperMCP, Reflex, and Handi, from the first idea through design, engineering, and launch.
2024 - 2026
VP R&D
Hired and led a 12-person engineering team across Israel and Moldova at a crypto payments company. Rebuilt the entire backend while 100,000 people kept using the product, rebuilt the hosting setup, and cut running costs by about $10,000 a month.
2021 - 2024
Engineering Team Lead
Built billing, notifications, account tools and other core parts of Fireblocks, plus the screens customers used day to day.
2019 - 2021
Senior Full Stack Engineer
Worked on software that changes what each shopper sees online, and built the tests that run before every release from scratch.
2017 - 2019
Full-Stack Developer
Built cloud services with Node.js and customer-facing interfaces with React.
The things people usually ask before they write.