I'm a CS student who loves building open-source tools and solving backend problems. The projects I built started as personal needs. I lean heavily towards efficiency and user privacy, whether I'm writing a Rust scraper or shipping an offline-first app.
I strongly prefer backend and systems programming over frontend design. In the past, I used to make indie games (especially in GDScript) and self-host a lot of my own services.
I read mostly non-fiction (although I enjoy some fiction too), and I listen to a lot of music. I'm also a big fan of F-Droid and the open-source community.
From privacy-first expense trackers to mapping Italian dialects.
Denaro is a privacy-first personal finance app built with Expo and React Native. It works entirely offline: organize your money into customizable "buckets", record incomes and expenses, transfer funds between buckets, and automate recurring transactions — all stored locally in an encrypted database.
Dialettario is a collaborative dictionary of Italian dialects that allows you to discover, add, and consult local terms by region, province, and city.
An Android client for NationStates built to provide a better native experience than the browser version.
My Olympiad background taught me to care deeply about efficiency (my proudest moment was coding a segment tree with lazy propagation before ChatGPT existed). Lately, though, I use AI to help me ship faster so I can focus on solving real problems for real people.