Senior Frontend Developer in South-West Germany
Thoughtful interfaces.
Useful little tools.
I build for the web with React, TypeScript and CSS, and make open-source tools for the work around it. This is where I share what I build and what I learn along the way.
Small tools for work and everyday life
Smaller images, without leaving the editor.
A VS Code extension I built before working with AI coding tools. Compress PNG and JPG assets through TinyPNG, right from the editor — one less interruption when preparing images for the web.
My corner of GitHub for projects built with AI assistance. Useful tools, personal curiosities, and room to experiment.
A home for the links I want to keep.
A local-first bookmark manager for collecting, organising and finding links again. Your library lives in a SQLite file on your machine, with folders, tags and fuzzy search. No account required; syncing through your own Google Drive is optional.
Will opening the window actually help?
A small German-language web app for an everyday question. Enter the temperature and humidity indoors and outside to estimate whether airing the room will remove moisture. It compares absolute humidity and works offline once loaded.
Importance first, due date breaks ties.
A local-first todo app for Android and the desktop. Every list is ordered by importance, with due date only breaking ties, and every task is stored in a SQLite file on your device — no account, no analytics, no cloud unless you point sync at your own database. Quick-add parses a single line into priority, project, tags, dates and recurrence, in English and German.
