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ExeioS33/README.md

Sanda ANDRIA

Data Engineer by day. Founder by night. Based in Bordeaux, France.

I move quietly. I build things. Then they exist.


The day job

Data Engineer at Groupe CF — one of France's leading independent accounting & advisory groups. I design and maintain the data systems that help 26,000+ clients make sense of their numbers. My edge: I don't just engineer pipelines, I think about where AI fits into the picture before anyone asks.


How I actually learn: I fork things

I don't learn a system by reading its docs. I learn it by forking it and maintaining it privately against requirements it was never designed for.

That's the point where a repository stops being something you've read and becomes something you understand. You find out why every decision in it was made, because you're the one paying for the ones that were wrong.

  • nanobot — forked HKUDS' agent framework and ran it as my own. Reading about an agent loop and maintaining one are different activities. The interesting problems only appear after commit 500.
  • LightRAG — forked and adapted a graph-RAG engine for enterprise use: running against the real requirements of an accounting group serving 26,000+ clients. Private, because the requirements are.
  • open-webui — same pattern, same reason.

I don't send many pull requests upstream. That's a fair thing to hold against me. What I do instead is run these systems under real conditions until I know their mechanics from the inside — and then build my own products with what that taught me, or inspired by it.

Dripmax exists because of what forking taught me about shipping AI that has to work every day, for strangers, on a phone, at a price someone agreed to pay.


The side of me that can't stay still

I'm into fashion. I'm into fitness. And I got tired of not knowing if my outfit actually hit.

So I built Dripmax — an AI app that scans your outfit and scores your style. Not a mood board. Not a Pinterest clone. A real rating, with real feedback, built for people who take how they look seriously.

Dripmax

A photo in, a 0–100 score out in under 15 seconds — across fit & silhouette, colour harmony, cohesion & intent, and details & finishing. Free tier, Pro report. React Native, Expo, Google Gemini. Built solo.


exeio Corp

exeio Corp

The company behind Dripmax — and what comes next.

exeio Corp builds consumer apps for people who have taste. Not enterprise software. Not dashboards for procurement teams. Apps you actually want on your phone — tools for how you dress, how you move, how you live.

The philosophy is simple: technology should feel like it was made for you, not sold to you. Every product we ship starts from a real personal frustration, gets obsessed over in private, and lands when it's ready.

No roadmap decks. No investor sprints. Just products that earn their place in your daily life.


Stack

Python TypeScript React Native Expo Zustand Firebase Google Gemini RevenueCat FastAPI PostgreSQL Apache Spark Docker Azure Linux Claude Code


LinkedIn exeiocorp.com

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  1. dripmax-showcase dripmax-showcase Public

    AI that scores your outfit 0-100 in under 15s. React Native + Google Gemini. Built solo at exeio Corp.

  2. exeio-memgraphrag exeio-memgraphrag Public

    Industrialized API server for MemGraphRAG memory-enhanced GraphRAG engine with a three-layer memory (schema / fact / passage), conflict-aware construction, and Personalized PageRank retrieval.

    Python

  3. nanobot-exeio nanobot-exeio Public

    Forked from HKUDS/nanobot

    Ultra-lightweight, open-source, self-hosted personal AI agent framework in Python with WebUI, tools, memory, MCP, multi-agent workflows, automation, and chat apps

    Python

  4. open-webui-exeio open-webui-exeio Public

    Forked from open-webui/open-webui

    User-friendly AI Interface (Supports Ollama, OpenAI API, ...)

    Python