Tom Voet
Software Engineer and Open Source Enthusiast
About
Hi, I'm a Software Engineer specializing in Full-Stack Development and DevOps, currently at KI Reply. I hold a BSc in Computer Science from DHBW Stuttgart, and my professional focus is building scalable systems that solve complex problems - from TypeScript frontends and backends down to infrastructure with Ansible, Terraform, and Kubernetes.
In my spare time, I'm the engineer and creator behind re;file labs, an independent open-source project with one goal: making the browser the safest place to handle files. Its privacy-first tools - image conversion, metadata editing, and more - run entirely client-side, built on Rust compiled to WebAssembly. Fast, transparent, serverless.
I'm also one of the founders of clubary, a platform where sports clubs run their own fan shops - merch produced on demand by regional print partners, with no inventory risk for the club.
Here, I share my experiences, insights, and the occasional deep dive into the technologies that excite me. Thanks for stopping by!
~/projects
All projects →rqlite-rs
[active]An async Rust client for rqlite, a lightweight, distributed relational database. 
re;file labs
[active]Secure, Private File Conversion & Editing in Your Browser 
clubary
[active]On-Demand Fan Shops for Sports Clubs, Produced by Regional Print Partners
~/blog
All blog posts →Building File Tools That Can't See Your Files
How re;file labs runs image and PDF tooling entirely in your browser with Rust and WebAssembly - because "can't see your data" beats "won't look at it" Deploying a Cloud-Based Text Extraction App with One Ansible Command
Using Ansible with Terraform to provision and manage cloud resources Wasm Image Converter
Convert images privately in the browser with Rust and WebAssembly - no uploads, no server