When something annoys me, I build the solution.
When something is missing, I build it.
Wood, code, ideas — the material doesn't matter.
Built by hand. Not from a catalog — from a problem.
What you see is the result. What you don't see is the reason it works.
Custom wheel system, soft-close full-extension drawers, modular leveling system. Signed.
| Material | Solid Oak / Brass |
| Engineering | Custom Wheel System, Soft-Close |
| Details | Leveling System, Signed |
| Effort | 150–200h handcrafted |
A piece of furniture for someone who doesn't just listen to vinyl — they live it.
Every drawer a step in the ritual.
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Floating bed, integrated nightstands, hidden feet, LED lighting.
| Material | Spruce / Steel / LED |
| Construction | Floating, hidden feet |
| Integration | Nightstands, LED lighting |
| Concept | Modular sleep system |
My first Signature Piece — built for myself. Because no furniture store builds what I had in mind.
View project →I don't build furniture
and I don't build apps.
I materialize systems.
The medium changes.
The principle doesn't.
When an app annoys me, I delete it and build my own.
Not on principle — because the solution I need doesn't exist.
Built for ADHD brains that outsmart every blocker. An alarm that doesn't give up.
In DevelopmentThousands of pages of chat history → portable agent profiles. Personality, patterns, decision logic — extracted.
In DevelopmentTime tracking, Claude OS and more. Each born from a real problem.
PipelineI don't think like most people.
That's not a pitch — that's daily life.
What I learn from it, I write down.
What can help others, I build as a tool.
ADHD, Autism, Giftedness, High Sensitivity.
Four operating systems in one mind.
Not four problems, but four components of a single system. What happens when you remove one.
Explore the model →Claude analyzes 1000+ hours of conversation. What does an AI see when it looks long enough?
EssayAI tools are only as good as the person using them. How I actually use Claude, Cursor and co.
InteractiveWhat happens when you stop playing along. A simulation.
You have a problem, an idea, or something in your head that doesn't have a name yet.
You write to me. We talk. I understand what you need — and build exactly that.
With an idea, a problem, or just a question. No brief needed. Write the way you think.
I listen. Ask questions. Understand what you really need — not just what you say.
A concept. Then the thing itself. You see progress, give feedback, we iterate.
I don't work with packages. The question isn't which package fits — the question is: What do you need?
That sounds unusual. But it's honest.
Because I adapt to you — not you to my framework.
Open-ended. Always.
To give you a sense
A website that looks good and just works. Or an automation that saves you work every day.
A solid wood table, built by hand. Or a website with custom design, blog and contact form.
A piece of furniture that fits your space exactly — drawers to measure, surface finish to spec. Or a system that thinks ahead for you in the background.
Anything you can imagine. The more you invest, the more comes back — not incrementally, but in leaps.
Sometimes two weeks. Sometimes half a year.
Some ideas need to mature first.
What that looks like in practice is shown by the Audio Ritual System — from idea to prototype to the signed piece of furniture.
Custom furniture, an AI system, or something that doesn't have a name yet.