I design and build privacy-focused software, open-source tools, and intentional digital experiences — where every pixel has purpose and every interaction respects your attention.
I'm a solo developer who believes great software should feel calm, capable, and respectful. Every project I build starts from a simple question: does this need to exist? If the answer is yes, I strive to make it as elegant, private, and human-centered as possible.
My work spans privacy tools like TrackBlock (an email tracker blocker used by hundreds), open-source utilities, and thoughtfully designed web experiences. I'm drawn to the intersection of minimalism and function — where good design isn't decoration, but clarity.
Built in the open. No trackers. No analytics. No noise.
Privacy-first tools and utilities that put control back in your hands.
Identify, inspect, and block email tracking pixels before they invade your privacy. 100% local processing. Zero data collection. Works with 20+ email providers.
Learn moreExplore my open-source repositories on GitHub. Tools, utilities, and components built with care for the developer community.
View on GitHubThoughtfully designed interfaces and landing pages that balance aesthetics with performance. Every project is lightweight, accessible, and CDN-delivered.
View portfolioA curated collection of projects, each built with care and intention.
Email tracker blocker for Chrome & Firefox. Complete rewrite with 20+ provider support.
Japandi-inspired single-page site. CDN-served, no frameworks, under 15KB of CSS.
Collection of scripts and utilities for auditing digital privacy and tracking.
Lightweight, typography-first blog theme with zero JavaScript dependencies.
Whether you have a project in mind, want to collaborate, or just want to say hello — I'd love to hear from you.