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.
Browse and preview hundreds of FIGlet ASCII art fonts directly in your browser. Search by name, filter by tags, pin favorites, and preview custom text in any font with a clean, responsive UI.
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.