Homii.chat
AI companion app
A cozy space where a small circle of AI friends remembers what you share, notices your mood, and checks in gently.
Independent developer · Vietnam
I build thoughtful software for quiet moments and everyday friction.
Suki Design is my personal product studio. I design and ship tools that feel warm, private, and genuinely useful, from AI companionship in Homii to local-first sharing in LocalDrop.
- Warm, private-first product thinking
- Design, product, and engineering by one person
- Currently building Homii.chat and LocalDrop.dev
Current focus
Calm software with character
One product is emotional and quiet. The other is fast and practical. Both are built to remove friction without taking control away from the user.
LocalDrop.dev
Local file sharing tool
A fast local network utility for sending files, screenshots, recordings, and clipboard text between your devices with one click.
About Suki Design
A solo studio for products that feel more human and more respectful.
I am an independent developer building software end to end: concept, UX, interface design, product strategy, engineering, and iteration after launch. The through-line is simple: make digital tools feel calmer, faster, and more considerate to live with.
What I Build
Products shaped around feeling, privacy, and everyday behavior.
Consumer apps with a strong point of view
I do not build generic utilities. I look for a clear emotional or practical tension, then shape the product around that specific need.
Interface systems with personality
Visual language matters. I care about tone, pacing, motion, copy, and micro-interactions as much as the underlying feature set.
Local-first and privacy-aware flows
When the product should stay on-device or inside the local network, I lean into that. Trust is part of the UX, not an afterthought.
End-to-end shipping
From landing pages and onboarding to app behavior and monetization decisions, I build the whole product story so it feels coherent.
Selected Products
Two products, two very different kinds of care.
AI companion app
Homii.chat
A cozy space where a small circle of AI friends remembers what you share, notices your mood, and checks in gently.
- 3-5 AI friends with memory and personality
- Daily mood check-ins, weekly recap, group care
- Private by default with chat and memory stored on-device
- Voice chat and built-in on-device AI for offline use
Local file sharing tool
LocalDrop.dev
A fast local network utility for sending files, screenshots, recordings, and clipboard text between your devices with one click.
- Right-click from Finder or File Explorer to send instantly
- Direct LAN transfer with no cloud, no account, no tracking
- Built-in screenshot, annotate, recording, and shared clipboard
- Automatic device discovery and drag-ready receive flow
What connects them
Different surfaces, same product philosophy.
Respect the user
Homii treats emotional space gently. LocalDrop keeps files inside the local network. In both cases, the user keeps control.
Remove unnecessary steps
Whether it is a quiet mood check-in or sending a screenshot to another device, the interaction should feel immediate and obvious.
Make software feel intentional
I care about the atmosphere around a feature, not only the feature itself. Tone, motion, copy, and layout all help define trust.
Why This Brand
Suki Design is where design sensitivity and product engineering meet.
Built by one brain, not one department at a time
The product vision, UX decisions, visuals, and implementation evolve together, which makes the experience feel tighter and more personal.
Small products can still feel premium
Independent software does not have to feel rough or temporary. I want even compact tools to feel polished and deeply considered.
Technology should support a clearer life
I am interested in software that reduces noise, saves time, and creates space, not software that competes for attention.
How I Work
A simple loop: notice friction, design clearly, ship with care.
Find a specific tension
I start with a behavior that feels off: loneliness that chat apps do not solve well, or file sharing that still takes too many clicks.
Shape the smallest meaningful product
The goal is not feature quantity. It is finding the right combination of mechanics, visual tone, and UX that makes the product click.
Refine after real use
I keep adding detail where it matters most: better defaults, faster flows, more considerate copy, and features that come from lived usage.