Studying
Computer science at ETH Zürich — algorithms, linear algebra, discrete maths and a lot of programming.


I study computer science at ETH Zürich and build software that makes my everyday life a little easier — and sometimes other people’s too.
It started with small scripts and websites. Today I run my own home server, build a personal AI assistant that reads my calendar, mail and notes, and write apps for musicians that I use on stage myself.
I like the whole way from idea to product: understanding the problem, designing the interface, writing the code, keeping it running — and explaining what I learned.
Curious by default.
Finished on purpose.
Computer science at ETH Zürich — algorithms, linear algebra, discrete maths and a lot of programming.
My personal AI assistant, tools for my studies and apps for musicians. Always one more side project than planned.
Drums and bass in a band — which is why some of my tools exist: I wanted them on stage myself.
My projects are being written up right now — they’ll appear here and on the work page soon.
Almost everything here started as a tool for myself. If I don’t use it every day, it isn’t finished.
AI that acts for you needs limits. My assistant asks for Face ID before it does anything that reaches other people.
I keep a second brain with notes on everything I learn — and the best of it ends up on this blog.
Where it makes sense, I run things myself: my own server, my own data, no lock-in.
I play drums and bass, produce music in FL Studio and edit videos in DaVinci Resolve. And I train regularly — my watch data ends up, of course, in my own tools.

A project, an internship or just a question about something I made — I’m happy to hear from you.