From algorithms to the experience of using them. Building the systems behind “this could be better.”
01 — Selected projects
Finding the small frictions. Rethinking the system. Four projects that turn ideas into something useful.
What if Minecraft had navigation? A pathfinding mod pursuing both mathematical efficiency and routes that feel easier to travel.
Three-stage A* search and terrain-aware 3D flight paths. Algorithms made playable.
Local videos become living wallpapers, in an app that feels right at home on the Mac.
Automatically pauses behind other windows. Designed for expressive desktops and a lighter footprint.
Your now-playing Apple Music track, on Discord. Built for both macOS and Windows.
Event-driven, without polling. When Apple Music isn't running, neither is the busywork.
Built for a campus request. A music queue connecting a web app, a server, and a Chrome extension.
A shared queue synchronized with Socket.IO. The extension takes playback from one track to the next.
02 — The way I build
Thoughtful on the surface. Thoughtful underneath. The right tools for the thing being built.
How I approach a build
Start with the person and the friction.
Shape the system with only what it needs.
Refine the experience and the internals alike.
From interfaces to servers and browser extensions. Building the whole path into one coherent system.
React / TypeScript / Bun / Tailwind CSSAt home on the OS, thoughtful about resources. Native software made for everyday use.
Swift / SwiftUI / AppKit / RustFrom terrain-aware search to everyday automation. Turning complex logic into useful experiences.
Java / Python / Discord / Cloudflare
Away from the keyboard.03 — Behind the code
Prason. Writing code, playing games. Skiing down a mountain, or out on a bike.
That little thought — “what if this worked differently?” — is usually where the next project begins.
A little more about me