Booking & Shop Management
VIB Barber
Connecting clients, barbers and the everyday rhythm of a shop.
The Story of the Boy from the Iceberg
The Legend
of Aang
Interactive Portfolio by Asher Ayub
Full-Stack Developer · Mobile · Web · BackendScroll
Who is an Avatar?
In this world, people can control one of four elements — fire, water, earth, or air. Only one can master all four, and they are called the Avatar. Their duty is to keep balance between the peoples.
air
Mobile Development
Flutter · Dart · Riverpod · BLoC · GetX · GoRouter
Cross-platform mobile experiences for Android and iOS.water
Web Experiences
React · TypeScript · Next.js · Responsive UI
Responsive, product-focused web experiences across screen sizes.earth
Backend & Data
Node.js · Supabase · PostgreSQL · MongoDB · FastAPI · REST APIs
The systems, APIs and data layers that power product functionality.fire
Integrations
Stripe · Firebase · Push Notifications · Google Maps · External APIs · Real-Time
Connecting applications to payments, communication and real business operations.Balance Restored
Master of All Four Elements
Mobile · Web · Backend · Integrations
Chapter One
Avatar Disappearance
When Aang learned that he was the Avatar and had to leave his childhood behind for duty, he was afraid.
At night, he flew away on his bison, Appa, got caught in a storm and froze in the ice for 100 years.
Chapter Two
Return of the Avatar
100 years later, the people of the Southern Water Tribe, Katara and her brother Sokka, accidentally freed Aang and Appa from an ice trap.
Everyone has their own purpose
• • • • •
The world demanded of Aang: master all four elements, stop the Fire Lord, and end the 100-year war. But his true battle was different.
Scroll to discover my approach ↓
Child Airbender
vs.
Savior of the World
vs.
Savior of the World
Mobile Developer
vs.
Full-Stack Builder
vs.
Full-Stack Builder
Escaped from fate
vs.
Must accept it
vs.
Must accept it
Beautiful UI
vs.
Usable Product
vs.
Usable Product
A DIFFERENT KIND OF BALANCE
BOTH SIDES MATTER.
I build polished interfaces, but the experience doesn't stop at the screen. My work extends into APIs, databases, payments, real-time features and the systems that make products work end to end.
The World of the Four Elements
Air Temple
An ancient abode of airbenders in the inaccessible highlands of the world of Avatar, towering above the clouds.
Mobile Development
Flutter · Dart · Riverpod · BLoC · GetX · GoRouter
Cross-platform mobile experiences for Android and iOS.
Kingdom of Earth
Situated on a massive continent that occupies almost the entire eastern part of the Avatar world, as well as on the islands.
Backend & Data
Node.js · Supabase · PostgreSQL · MongoDB · FastAPI · REST APIs
The systems, APIs and data layers that power product functionality.
Water Nation
Ice-bound cities and moonlit waters where the Water Tribes endure at the edges of the world.
Web Experiences
React · TypeScript · Next.js · Responsive UI
Responsive, product-focused web experiences across screen sizes.
Fire Nation
A volcanic archipelago of red pagodas and lava-veined crags where firebenders forge their might.
Integrations
Stripe · Firebase · Push Notifications · Google Maps · External APIs · Real-Time
Connecting applications to payments, communication and real business operations.Five projects · Six companions
Heroes of this World
Every companion opens a different chapter of my work.
Choose a character to discover the project
Therapy & Learning Companion
KiddoKit
Visual routines, learning activities and rewarding little moments.
Accident Replacement Vehicle Platform
NextDrive
A clear next step when the unexpected happens.
Food Ordering Application
Moogos Burger
From the first craving to the latest order update.
Artist-Centric Music Platform
Bolobo World Music
Music, community and creator workflows in one connected world.
The Next Chapter
More work will be revealed soon.
Mobile craft. Web experiences. The systems that connect them.
Chapter Final
Avatar Roku
Avatar Roku did not teach the techniques of the elements. He taught what mattered most…
To be the Avatar is not to be perfect. It means carrying the weight of others' mistakes — and finding the strength within not to repeat them.
Finale
The Final Battle
The war had raged for 100 years, and it could have ended with a single strike. But instead of a killing blow — light: the Avatar took the Fire Lord's bending, not his life.
Chapter Epilogue
The War Is Over
The ashes cooled. The wind carried away the smoke. And above the world, for the first time in a hundred years — a clear sky. Aang gave fire back its true nature: to warm, not to destroy.
