hi, I'm
I've been coding for two years. I'm not a genius. I just don't quit on things until they work.
Most of what I've built started because something annoyed me enough to fix it myself.

a bit more about me
I'm currently a BIM (Bachelor in Information Management) student, figuring out development mostly by building things and breaking them.
I'm not going to tell you I've always dreamed of being a developer, or that I code sixteen hours a day out of pure passion. That's not true, and I'd rather you know the real version.
What's true is this — when something doesn't work, I can't leave it alone. I'll sit with a bug longer than I should. I'll rebuild something three times if the first two versions feel wrong, even if no one else would've noticed.
I care about things being right, not just finished. That's probably the closest thing I have to a work philosophy.
Outside of that, I'm quiet, a little old-fashioned, and I'd rather write one honest sentence than ten polished ones.

me, on an ordinary day
things I've built
An ecommerce site for fitness gear.
I built this because I was tired of clunky checkout flows on the sites I actually shopped on. It's not revolutionary — it's just a store that works the way I think a store should. Cart, payments, auth, done properly.
Next.js, Node.js, Express, MySQL
A tool to help students study smarter, not longer.
This came out of watching friends rewrite the same notes over and over. It summarizes, quizzes, and organizes — nothing flashy, just something that saves the hours I used to waste before exams.
Next.js, OpenAI, Tailwind CSS
A shared workspace that updates as you type.
The hardest part wasn't the UI, it was making sure two people editing the same thing at once didn't break everything. I spent more time on that one problem than on the rest of the app combined.
Next.js, Socket.io, MongoDB
A complete e-commerce system with admin panel.
This project was built to provide a complete e-commerce solution with an admin panel for managing products, orders, and users. It includes features like product listing, shopping cart, checkout process, and user authentication.
python Django, SQlite, HTML, CSS
what I reach for
Frontend
Backend
Tools I keep coming back to