My Portfolio
DIYFeed - Home Improvement Marketplace
Matching online DIY content with goods from merchants through a three-way scalable marketplace.
Active since November 2024 (9 months ago)
A Unity based slow-paced RTS game
I decided to venture into the realm of game development — and I wasn’t disappointed! This game combines elements from many of my all-time favourites (some of which you’ll never guess). The pre-alpha will include colony building, trade mechanics, and very simple PvE combat.
Semi-active since May 2025 (3 months ago)
Pre-alpha launch to be announced...
CodeMaps: Visualizing Dependencies in C# and TypeScript Projects
A tool I built for myself (and others apparently) to visualize code structure and logic flows in software projects. With a web-based interface, now working with C# and TypeScript codebase. Do you have Docker installed? Give it a try!
Maintaining since June 2025 (2 months ago)
React Jump2Source - IDE Navigation for React Components
Vibe coding is so Q1 2025. If you want to feel like you're still in control — like the true developer you used to be — install this dev widget in your React app. Just click on a UI element to open the relevant line of code in your favorite IDE, making quick product adjustments feel almost like using a drag-and-drop editor. It automatically adds data-source attributes and supports Ctrl/Cmd-click navigation to Cursor, VS Code, and other IDEs.
Maintaining since April 2025 (4 months ago)
History
Growing with Katana Cloud Inventory
Following a successful series A funding round, my journey at Katana ranged from working as a full-stack developer to having the opportunity to form and grow multiple teams (of up to 10+ people at times). Katana is a SaaS company that makes inventory management a lot of fun for small and medium-sized manufacturers around the world. It's built with modern technologies to provide real-time inventory tracking and management.
Employed from January 2020 until November 2024 (9 months ago)
The beginning of the Web Team at Bolt
As a first hire with a specific focus on the web projects portfolio at Europe's leading ride-hailing platform, my job was to improve the company's public face by winning the race against exponentially growing number of web tickets while mastering website performance, dynamic content, and an ungodly amount of regional support. Key technologies included a headless CMS over Gatsby, React and GraphQL, alongside tweaking around with EmberJS and Wordpress.
Employed from December 2019 until December 2020 (5 years ago)