Distributed systems
Architecture design for a privacy-first mobile platform
Designedenvironment:LabPersonal labSelf-reported · private sourcesoul-architecture-design
Claim
Wrote the architecture and foundation plan for Soul, a mobile app for conversational personal support: Go services on Kubernetes, one logical PostgreSQL database, Kafka as a durable backbone, field-level encryption and crypto-erasure for deletion, followed by an adversarial review of how the design would age.
Status
- designed
- Capped at Implemented: the code, tests and records are private, so this is self-reported and cannot be verified publicly.
- lab
- Local machine, local clusters or CI runners.
- personal lab
- My own projects. Public repositories carry CI-verified evidence; private ones are self-reported.
Source
A personal project whose repository is private and cannot be published. So this claim is self-reported: it stops at Implemented and links to no artifacts.
Limitations
- Design only. Nothing has been implemented, and none of these technologies is claimed as experience because it appears here.
- The documents were written with heavy AI assistance under my direction.
- Design documents: private.