Yangon, Myanmar
I fix things. Then I build them.
I started as an electronics repair technician. These days I build software, run Letyar Labs, and teach what I've picked up along the way.
Also building
Letyar Labs
A Web, Software & Product studio — where the client work and the templates live.
Writing
Recent posts
2026-08-01
From the repair bench to my first deploy
How years of fixing electronics taught me to debug software the same way — one small, isolated change at a time.
2026-07-18
Why I price every project before writing a line of code
A fixed scope and a fixed price protects the client and the studio equally. Here's why I don't do open-ended hourly work anymore.
2026-06-30
I teach what I learned last month, not last decade
The training sessions I run are built from problems I hit recently — that's what makes them useful.
Training center
Learn what I actually use
All levels
Electronics to Software: A Transition Roadmap
For repair technicians and hardware people who want to make the same jump into software that I did.
8 weeks · 150,000 MMK
Intermediate
Mobile-First Development with Next.js
Build and deploy real Next.js apps, working the same lightweight, phone-friendly way this studio does.
6 weeks · 120,000 MMK
Beginner
Web Fundamentals for Beginners
HTML, CSS and JavaScript from zero — for people switching into tech from another field.
4 weeks · 60,000 MMK
Want to work together?
For project work, that's Letyar Labs. For everything else — training, speaking, questions — reach out directly.