JuanjoFuchs is an independent developer whose open-source utilities live at the intersection of system monitoring and developer productivity. The portfolio is small but laser-focused: ccburn turns Claude Code’s opaque usage quotas into an immediate, color-coded burn-up chart that DevOps teams embed in status bars or pipe into CI dashboards, while hwinfo-tui borrows gping’s familiar radar sweep to stream HWInfo sensor data—temperature, wattage, fan rpm—into a lightweight terminal pane that overclockers and benchmarkers keep open on secondary monitors. Both tools are written in Rust, ship as single executables, and are designed to slot quietly into automation pipelines: ccburn exposes JSON for quota alerts, and hwinfo-tui can log time-series CSV for later Grafana ingestion. The common thread is minimal footprint with maximum glance value, giving gamers, system builders, and cloud-cost guardians a way to watch critical metrics without leaving the keyboard. JuanjoFuchs’ software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are sourced from trusted Windows package managers such as winget, always deliver the latest upstream build, and can be installed individually or in batch.