What kind of projects are a strong fit?
The strongest fit is practical engineering work: firmware delivery, connected-device architecture, developer tooling for embedded teams, and problem-focused internal utilities.
Contact
Contact me about embedded engineering, connected systems, or dev tooling that actually ships.
devtoolsforme started as a utility site, but it also serves as the front door to my consulting and engineering work. If you need help with firmware, connected devices, or practical tools that remove friction from engineering workflows, this is the right place to start.
The best first message is specific. Tell me what you are building, where the bottleneck is, and what kind of help would move the project forward fastest.
Good fit
- Firmware work for ESP32, STM32, and connected embedded products
- IoT architecture with MQTT, OTA delivery, and browser-based internal tools
- Developer tooling and workflow cleanup for embedded teams
Before you send
What helps me respond quickly
- Use the form if you want to discuss a project, ask for a tool, or send general feedback.
- If the request is project-related, include your stack, delivery timeline, and the main constraint you are trying to solve.
- The form submits directly to HeroTofu with a plain POST flow, so there is no custom backend here.
Contact
Send project details, tool ideas, or a direct note.
Use the form for consulting inquiries, embedded collaboration, workflow/tool requests, or general feedback about the site.
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FAQ
Common questions before reaching out
Can I use this form for tool ideas, not just consulting?
Yes. Tool requests and workflow pain points are useful input, especially if you can describe the recurring task, the data format involved, and what makes the current flow slow.
What should I include in the first message?
Share the hardware or software context, the main constraint, your delivery timeline, and whether you need implementation help, architecture guidance, or a lightweight utility/tooling layer.
Do you have a custom backend for this contact flow?
No. The form posts directly to HeroTofu, which keeps the site simple while still giving you a proper contact path.