I make what I need and share it.
Annoyed by bloatware and apps that want your data more than anything else. So I build my own. I see a problem, think “I can do that myself,” and build a solution—usually because I need it.
Popular tools I use—among many others
Featured Projects
Documenting the journey. Powerful tech shouldn't be expensive—and it definitely shouldn't be built to sell you out.
Hybrid Interaction in Analytics Dashboards
My bachelor thesis explores hybrid analytics interfaces—combining natural language input with graphical dashboards. Instead of replacing GUIs with chat, the work investigates how language and visual controls can work together for more effective data analysis. The project includes conceptual design, a functional web prototype, and a user study on task completion time, cognitive load, usability, and error rates, aiming at design guidelines for more transparent and trustworthy analytical tools.
portfoliOS
An interactive, OS-themed portfolio built with Next.js, TypeScript, and Framer Motion, featuring responsive desktop and mobile interfaces.
Doable
A minimalist to-do app for iOS designed to combat procrastination and sharpen focus. The key feature is a unique timer that only runs when the device is held in landscape mode—a simple but effective method to minimize digital distractions.
Skillset
What I bring to the table
Frontend
Modern frameworks and type safety
- Next.js
- React
- Vue.js
- TypeScript
- Swift
- Motion
Design & Style
Interface design and implementation
- TailwindCSS
- HTML5
- CSS3
- Figma
- Accessibility
- Responsive
Process
Version control, integrations, understanding users
- Git
- APIs
- Cursor
- User Research
- Testing
Why I build
Not selling—just what drives me to make things.
I get annoyed
Bloatware, subscriptions for basics, apps that want my data more than anything. So I build my own.
I need it myself
Usually because I have the same problem. I see something broken and think—I can fix that.
I want to share
If it helped me, it might help someone else. Open source, docs, handover—no lock-in.
I like the craft
Clean code, accessible interfaces, things that last. Built right, not built to sell.
Reviews
Totally legitimate testimonials from people who definitely aren't related. (They were contractually obligated.)
“I don't understand what he does but the website looks nice. He finally cleaned his room.”
“He fixed my printer once. Five stars. Would recommend to other fathers.”
“He made me an app for my homework. I still got a C. The app worked though.”
“So proud! He works with the Google. Everyone at bridge club is impressed.”
Questions
Happy to talk about these—or anything else.
Depends what we're building. Something small: a few weeks. Something bigger: a couple months. I'd rather give you a straight answer than a sales pitch.
No. I actually prefer small teams and people doing their own thing. Less bureaucracy, more room to actually build something good.
Just say hi. Tell me what you're thinking—no deck required. We'll figure out the rest together.
You get everything. Code, assets, docs. It's yours. I'm around if you ever want to bounce ideas or run into something.
Let's build something.
I'm not selling. Have a problem? Let's talk—no pitch, no commitment. Just a straight conversation.
Especially if you build tools, care about UX, or hate bloat. GitHub and LinkedIn in the footer.
Say hi