I have been a citizen of the digital world since ever – hence, homo-numericus since 1986.

In that time, I've seen the world and theinternet shift from a frontier of pure curiosity to a complex web of opaque systems.My work and my lifestyle are a response to that complexity. Whether I am designing for the user experience, architecting a system, or founding a business, I operate under three core convictions:

  1. Design is an act of empathy before aesthetics, if any. A system is only as good as the agency it gives the user. Good design doesn't just look 'clean'; it respects the user's time, their cognitive load, and their privacy. I bridge the gap between technical infrastructure and human experience because one cannot truly succeed without the other.
  2. Sovereignty is the foundation of trust. In an era of "black box" technology, knowing where your data lives and how it is handled is a radical act of transparency. I believe in building sovereign and managing our own stacks so we can look our clients and users in the eye and be transparent about our practices.
  3. The world is my office, but the work is local. My journey as a remote builder across more than 50 countries has taught me that the best solutions are born from diverse perspectives. I understand the "move fast and break things" mantra, but I also believe in moving deliberately and building things that last. I like being at the intersection of these two approaches.

See me as a maker who values the mechanics as much as the vision leading it. I am always open to a conversation about privacy, the future of XD, or a playing with a Raspberry Pi.