Projects
A selection of public projects, experiments, writing systems, learning products, and software-adjacent work.
2024-2025
Heartfelt Words was a collection of tales accessible through an e-learning platform powered using Shopify.
These tales aimed at teaching adults and teens concepts of psychology and self-development, spanning from communication and self-esteem to cognitive biases or intrinsic motivation.
2022-current
Long-running animal, farming, and sanctuary-themed game concept.
It evolved from a farming and trading concept toward a cooperative, ethical, biodiversity-oriented, sanctuary and permaculture game.
2026-current
This website is a public collection of hundreds of idea-notes that I encountered, formulated, imagined or interacted with.
They are meant to inspire and elicit curiosity in other intellectuals. They were distilled from my personal notes, artefacts and conversations using AI.
2025
Sapience was a systems thinking blog meant to expose large concepts with a simplified vocabulary and examples.
The tone is lyrical and the articles are short. The blog has since been retired in favor of the Idea Garden.
2025-current
My AI helpers are a collection of custom GPTs and prompt systems, including tools to learn new ways of living, challenge assumptions, reduce sycophancy or teach specific mindsets.
I also developed simpler tools to generate uniform brand copy, reduce manual labour in knowledge tasks, build products or prepare market research plans. They span personal and professional realms.
2026
Social Media Paradox is a bilingual interactive learning experience about social media, wellbeing, attention, platform incentives, and healthier public choices.
The project maps social media as a system rather than only a personal habit, showing how human needs, creators, platform companies, governments, recommendation algorithms, advertising revenue, engagement goals, wellbeing risks, and regulation interact.
2026
This is a personal Chrome extension I developed to simulate linguistic immersion in my browser.
It automatically translates a page and keeps the source language as blurred lines which show the source text on hover, allowing for natural exposure even with a very limited vocabulary in the target language.