At a first glance it's a mobile proxy service, but the entire backend of it allows anyone to create their own mobile proxy and be able to access it anywhere through the internet, seamlessly. That's the 2nd phase of the website which is still long ways to go, but very happy with how stable the platform is and how fully it's automated.

Tech stack is a bit unconventional for a public facing website, as it's Blazor Server. As a C# dev in my day job, I've found Blazor to be quite capable and stable to quickly iterate through my ideas. And was pleasantly surprised to see how easily I can deploy the app into a Linux VPS through docker, which I didn't think was possible a few years ago.