A personal archive of code, creativity, and the pursuit of freedom.
01 ABOUT
Just a guy who codes, plays guitar, and watches too much anime.
Built Nero AI — it's an AI chat app with multiple specialized models, you pick what you want to do and it routes to the best one, took way longer than i expected but it works pretty well now
Also made the BMW Showcase — a 3D product page with scroll animations, spent too many hours making the lighting look right but i'm happy with how it turned out
Have been learning the rhythm of guitar for more than 6 months and still way far away from achieving the rhythm that make a person the freest of them all, when a person masters an instrument they can produce what they feel, that's what make someone liberated, that's how i wanna be when i grow with the skill of using a guitar as my liberation instrument
100+ series completed, but numbers don't capture it — anime taught me pacing, visual storytelling, and why "the journey matters more than the destination" applies to code as much as narrative
One Piece especially changed how i see things, Luffy doesn't chase the One Piece for the treasure — he chases it because it represents absolute freedom, the Straw Hats each chase impossible dreams, they fail, they lose, they get separated, and they keep sailing, that's the mindset i bring to everything i build
02 INTERESTS
Things i spend my free time on.
Honestly, i watch way too much anime but it genuinely shaped how i look at storytelling and life. Nothing beats the feeling of a story that takes its time and pays off 50 episodes later. One Piece and Attack on Titan taught me the importance of freedom, Black Clover taught me the power of never giving up and i'll never shut up about how good seinen shows hit different.
I just love figuring out how things actually work under the hood, from messing around with modern gpus to looking at how old school tech was built, i love the feeling of deep-diving into hardware and the os designs, and whatever tool makes a machine feel fast and alive
Ai is moving crazy fast rn, i like building things with it — chatbots, memory systems, stuff that actually feels useful instead of just another wrapper around an api
I legit hate software that feels lifeless, a good design isn't just about looking pretty, it's about how a page moves and how the typography feels and making every click and scroll feel like something you actually want to touch
Trying to learn japanese one kanji at a time because i'm stubborn and want to read raw manga panels and catch the dialogue without looking at subtitles, it's brutal but it's a completely different way of thinking
Editing is basically the combination of perfect clips with the right sound, adding crazyy ahh shakes and grading colors until a random video clip suddenly looks like a cinematic film is one of the most satisfying feelings ever
ANIME, TECHNOLOGY, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, UI/UX DESIGN, JAPANESE LANGUAGE, VIDEO EDITING, BUILDING SOFTWARE.
03 SHOWCASE
Some edits i've made, mostly anime stuff.
2 edits made and earned by me
04 PROJECTS
Some stuff i've worked on.
So basically i got tired of using chatgpt and wanted something that actually does what i need, built nero with 7 different ai brains — one for coding, one for research, one for creative stuff, etc, you tell it what you want and it picks the best brain for the job, it also has voice mode with different voices and remembers what you talked about before so you don't have to repeat yourself, honestly took forever to build but it's pretty sick now
Next.js / TypeScript / Vercel AI
Always wanted to build a desktop os and since i can't make a real one, i made a web version inspired by transformers, it has actual window management, a dock with animations, and like 6 different apps you can open, there's a boot animation that plays when you load it and honestly i spent way too many hours on that part, it looks pretty cool tho so worth it i guess
Vanilla JS / CSS
So the idea is pretty simple — every reddit thread becomes a dungeon in a roguelike game, the title and post become the layout, and the comments make it harder or give you loot, made this for a devvit hackathon in like a week, it's actually playable and kinda addictive ngl, the more popular a thread is, the crazier the dungeon gets
Phaser.js / TypeScript / Devvit
05 CONTACT
Down to collaborate or just chat about anime and guitars.
