Frontend dev, indie hacker, shipping weird things fast

I make internet things that feel a little more human than they have to.

I build playful products, document experiments in public, and care a lot about interfaces that feel alive. This starter is for people who want personality without turning the page into a mess.

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Currently Shipping tiny tools every week.

Working with HTML, CSS, JS, React, motion, and too many sketches.

Favorite mode Prototype first, refine in public.

Projects

Things I shipped instead of overthinking forever.

recent + real

Tool 01

Screenshot Roast

A tiny web app that gives brutally honest UI feedback and turns design review into something a little more fun.

Tool 02

Meeting Moodboard

Collaborative canvas for async visual planning, built for small teams tired of static docs and scattered screenshots.

Tool 03

Link Garden

A personal bookmarking experiment that lets you arrange saved links like notes on a desk instead of rows in a list.

Now page

What has my attention lately.

Making tiny tools with strong landing pages
Collecting references for sketchy interface patterns
Writing shorter, more honest project blurbs
Trying to make docs feel less corporate

Notes

Things I believe while building.

If an interface feels sterile, people notice even if they cannot explain why. A little warmth goes a long way. So does copy that sounds like a human wrote it.

messy on purpose, confusing on purpose = no