About
What I care about
I believe in building reliable, performant, and tactile software designed for people, not just function.
Modern software should be ruthlessly efficient, nonsensically fast, and just plain fun, otherwise why bother;)
Lowband
Modern hardware deserves modern software
my work
Ferrex
A media platform with a smooth and responsive native desktop client. Built in Rust with a focus on depth over breadth. Despite missing features, I’m very proud of what exists today.
Projects
Other work
subwave
Unified video backend for iced applications. Featuring HDR on Wayland rendered directly to a native subsurface.
View on GitHubvizfreq
Real-time audio visualizer built on Bevy. Achieves submillisecond rendering of live audio as responsive geometry.
View on GitHubhyprconf-tui
A tiny Rust TUI to skim-search my Hyprland configuration layout and open the desired file in an editor.
View on GitHubhyprdots
My opinionated and uniquely organized hyprland config, regularly updated to adjust to my ever evolving workflow.
View on GitHubdots
A curated collection of dotfiles, including my fish, helix, foot, rio, macchina, and starship configs.
View on GitHubWriting
Notes and rabbit holes
Posts are coming. Expect notes on systems work, media pipelines, and the parts of software that usually get cropped out of screenshots.
Find me elsewhere
I’m most active on GitHub and Mastodon. For project-specific stuff, the Ferrex site has its own channels.