Apps and websites delivered end to end by one operator, with a decade of hand-written code and five years of enterprise delivery behind it. Want one made? Start on Apps or Websites.
The operator
I started writing production code in 2014, long before “vibe coding” was a term and most of the LLM-assisted tooling existed. The first decade was hands-on engineering: backend services, web applications, the messier stretch in between.
For five of those years I worked at Smals, one of Belgium's largest IT firms, as a functional analyst, project leader, and Scrum Master. The work was equal parts shipping software and translating between stakeholders, engineers, and product. Going solo carries that operator instinct into smaller, sharper teams.
AI-assisted tooling now lives inside that workflow, used as a force multiplier on top of the engineering discipline, not as a substitute for it.
Outside the studio
Fifteen years of lifting. Six of active and passive investing.
Both reward the same discipline that ships software: long horizons, repeatable inputs, no shortcuts. The studio runs the same way.
2026·Open source, solo build
Mirror your Mac screen, with sound, to the old smart TV in your rental. One command finds what the TV speaks on the Wi-Fi and streams to it. No Miracast, no AirPlay, no dongle.
2026·Founder, solo build
A video production team for $29 a month. A desktop app that holds the story you meant to tell and the footage you actually got, then reads one against the other.
2025·Solo build
A free trip-planning app for DIY budget travelers: multi-stop itineraries cross-referenced with real cost-of-living, visa rules, and weather windows. No agency markup.
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