Tim Mikeladze
Tim Mikeladze is an independent software developer who builds open-source packages and ships side projects for fun. His work focuses on TypeScript/React tooling, real-time and time-series data, browser capabilities, and playful web applications.
At a Glance
- Software developers
- React and TypeScript teams
- Open-source maintainers
- Teams adopting coding agents and MCP
- +2 more
AI Tools by Tim Mikeladze
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devbar
UI Element Inspector Toolbar
use-fs
React Hook for File System Access
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Latest News
devbar v1.1.0 released; CLI now detects installed agent CLIs and dispatches by default.
ReflectDB fixed a kanban demo reset bug that could overwrite edits when a second tab connected.
ReflectDB v0.3.0 released, following the object-storage, serverless SSE, and kanban-demo work.
ReflectDB added an S3-compatible object-storage backend, serverless SSE support, and a deployed kanban demo.
Products & Services
A drop-in toolbar/inspector for any website that lets users annotate elements and capture selectors, computed styles, React component trees, screenshots, HTML, layout information, and source paths, then route an agent-ready report to local coding agents, MCP, GitHub issues, webhooks, Slack, Jira, or Linear. It is available as a React component, script/CDN build, CLI, and MCP server.
A real-time sync engine for TypeScript that synchronizes a server-side database with offline-first browser clients using optimistic writes, HLC conflict resolution, and end-to-end type inference over WebSocket, SSE, or polling.
React hooks for reading, writing, and managing files through the browser File System API, reducing repeated file-selection dialogs; version 2.0.0 added OPFS watching.
Open-source uptime monitoring and status pages.
Market Position
A solo-developer portfolio differentiated by a broad set of practical, open-source TypeScript/React utilities and experimental web apps. devbar positions itself as a React-aware, self-hostable, zero-build-step, agent-ready UI inspection and dispatch layer, while ReflectDB emphasizes end-to-end TypeScript inference, offline-first synchronization, optimistic writes, and multiple transports.
Leadership
Executive Team
Tim Mikeladze
Independent software developer / creator
Seattle-based programmer whose official profile says he has been coding since 2006, builds open-source packages and side projects, and works with graph data structures, time-series data, DuckDB, TypeScript, and React. He is also listed by Amplified Industries as Front-end Engineering Lead; that employer is context and is not treated as Tim's company.
Founding Story
Tim says his first line of code was written in 2006 and describes his current practice as building open-source packages and shipping side projects for fun. The official site presents linesofcode.dev as a personal portfolio rather than a separately incorporated company.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The public profile describes open-source packages and side projects. devbar is distributed as an installable package and self-hostable/local-agent tooling; no public pricing or revenue figures were found on the supplied pricing URL, which returned 404.
Target Markets
- Software developers
- React and TypeScript teams
- Open-source maintainers
- Teams adopting coding agents and MCP
- Builders of collaborative and offline-first web applications
- Developers working with browser file APIs, PostgreSQL, S3, and Next.js
- Developers and teams giving precise UI change requests to coding agents
- React and web application development and debugging
- Offline-first collaborative applications requiring real-time synchronization
- Browser applications that read, write, or watch local files
- Open-source TypeScript and React package authors
- PostgreSQL auditing and S3-compatible data workflows