Platform that turns courses, coaching, content, and communities into recurring revenue by building, launching, and operating subscription apps end-to-end. Building the product and go-to-market with a business partner.
Personalized navigation app for disabled users, built as sole developer during the Disability Tech x Microsoft Hackathon in Copenhagen. Uses OpenStreetMap data with Open Trip Planner as routing engine, enabling custom route preferences and one-tap rerouting around inaccessible areas. Won against 100 competitors.
iOS app at $20K+ MRR. Sole developer across onboarding, paywall, backend, event analytics, and waitlist site, built over 3 months. Launched to a co-founder audience of 2M+ followers.
Mobile app shipped to the App Store, built and operated end-to-end.
Hamburg builder community for hackathon-proven engineers and early founders. Weekly Friday sessions at House of AI for finding co-builders, technical partners, and the right intros to move projects forward.
Open-source, self-hosted control plane for defining, running, and operating repo-aware coding agents. Declarative manifest-first framework — commit agent configs next to your code, apply them to the control plane, and run agents with isolated workspaces, scoped credentials, MCP tools, persistent memory, and structured execution logs. Built for teams that want Kubernetes-style agent infrastructure in their own cloud.
AI travel agent built for the Lufthansa x Google Hackathon 2026. Runs on Google ADK against the Lufthansa Open API and HasData Flights, so it plans and books against live schedules and fares instead of a mock dataset.
Control plane for Obsidian: a CLI, managed sync, a vault plugin, and agent skills in one tool. Turns a vault into something an agent can operate over MCP — read, write, and reorganise notes through a real interface rather than by editing files behind the app’s back.
Claude Code plugin that copies any reference design pixel perfect in minutes. Point it at a screenshot or a live page and it reconstructs the layout, spacing, and styling in your own codebase.