Three main builds, a hackathon project, and smaller experiments from the garage.
An object oriented desktop application that tracks a full Formula 1 season race by race.
A calendar-based app for organizing tasks into separate groups — built around the idea that managing daily life should feel a little more like leveling up in a game than filling out a chore list.
A personal iPhone web app that reads the French text on screen in an Instagram reel (or a screenshot), picks out the vocabulary and turns it into spaced-repetition flashcards. No paid APIs, no LLMs, no accounts.
Our team project for HelloHack 2026. Search for a professional player, see a data-driven breakdown of how they play, get a training plan to build the same abilities, then practise in front of a live coach.
Fetches every lap and sector time for a driver in a chosen race and turns it into charts, including a gap delta between two drivers.
A tennis coach in your browser. It tracks your strokes through the camera on your device, gives cues while you practise and writes a report with drills afterwards.
A study timer that spins a web thread by thread while you focus. In strict mode, leaving the app breaks the web. Every session goes into an archive with streaks and stats.