I'm a hobbyist developer. I make apps, websites, and AI tools in my spare time, mostly because I enjoy figuring out how things work and shipping something that actually exists.
I'm not a company and I don't have a team. It's just me and a long list of ideas I wanted to bring to life. I learn by building. If something makes me curious, I turn it into a project.
Most of what I build is practical: tools I use myself, or things that started as a "what if" and ended up shipped. Some of it is AI under the hood, some of it is just clean, simple software.
A price-tracking app that works in 8 languages. Started as a side project; now it runs on its own.
An AI assistant that recommends padel rackets, plus a blog. Built because picking a racket is harder than it should be.
A dictation app that runs speech-to-text entirely on your phone, no cloud, no uploads. I built the whole pipeline, including the on-device AI model.
The same idea for the desktop. Talk, and it types.
A small, clean to-do app. Nothing fancy, just the way I like it.
AI photo editing for old-school photo studios, in Arabic, English, and Spanish.
My padel ebook. I play a lot of padel, and this is everything I learned about filming it.