What is maaslalani.com?

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maaslalani.com is the personal website of Maas Lalani, a software developer based in Seattle, WA. It is a portfolio-style site rather than a product or service: it presents his projects, resume, blog, and contact links, and it reflects his stated interest in open-source software and command-line interfaces. If you want to see what he has built, read his writing, or get in touch, this site is the entry point.

What you'll find on the site

The homepage is organized around a short introduction and a project list. The visible sections include:

  • Terminal — a heading that groups his command-line tools
  • Projects — the broader list of things he has built
  • About Me, Resume, Blog, and Contact — navigation to background and writing
  • Contact details — email ([email protected]), Twitter, and GitHub

The command-line tools

A large share of the listed work is terminal software. These are the projects grouped under the Terminal heading:

Project What it does
Sheets Spreadsheets in your terminal
Slides Presentations in your terminal
Gambit Play chess in your terminal
Draw Draw in your terminal
Confetty Confetti in your TTY
Nap Code snippets in your terminal
Invoice Invoices in your terminal
Twttr Browse Twitter in your terminal

The pattern is consistent: everyday tasks — spreadsheets, slides, chess, drawing, snippets, invoices, even social browsing — rebuilt to run inside a terminal.

Other projects

Beyond the terminal tools, the site lists projects in a few other areas:

  • Augmented reality — Size Link, which visualizes dimensions in AR
  • Products — Project Folded (send origami to loved ones), Just Focus (block distracting websites), Remove Vanity Metrics (hide Twitter metrics), Founder Rewind (old interviews with founders), Mafia List (startups from X-company employees), and Offset List (carbon offsetting companies)
  • Accessibility and testing — Hawkeye Testing (learn where people look in your apps) and Hawkeye Access (use your iPhone with only your eyes)

Work history and patents

The site also lists employment and intellectual property:

  • Work — GitHub, Apple, Charm, Locket Camera, Shopify, Hawkeye, and Lending Loop
  • Patents — two applications listed, with one published

How to use the site

If you're evaluating Maas Lalani's work or looking to reach him:

  1. Start on the homepage to scan the project list and see which tools match your interests.
  2. Use the Terminal section if you want command-line software specifically.
  3. Check Resume and Work for professional background, and Patents for published filings.
  4. Reach out via the listed email ([email protected]), Twitter, or GitHub for anything further.

The site itself is a personal homepage with no pricing or sign-up flow; it functions as a directory of projects and a way to make contact.