About

Shipping-first, and self-taught by doing it. Every product here began as a real problem — mine or a client's — and ended as a system running in production. Same bar every time: typed, tested, signed, monitored.

Windows desktop, web, and embedded. Each surface here has a real product behind it — the status lines aren't decoration, they reflect the actual state of the work.

One developer, end to end: plan, build, review, harden — the standards a whole team would enforce, applied by one person and modern AI tooling. No account manager, no handoffs: you talk to whoever writes the code.

Beyond the screen, I build things you can hold: embedded electronics and 3D-printed parts. Hardware keeps the software honest — it breaks in ways you can touch.