// hey, I'm
20-year-old developer with a habit of making tools the internet is missing.
I'm 20, and I've been absorbed by technology for as long as I can remember. Every project I start comes from the same place — I see a gap, a frustration, or an idea that should already exist, and I build it. Not for the résumé. Because it should exist.
My work tends to live at the intersection of music, automation, and the web. I'm drawn to problems other people have looked at and walked away from. I'm always in the middle of inventing something new, and I have no intention of slowing down.
What I've shipped so far — more in progress.
A Windows desktop app for serious audio quality analysis. Detects fake lossless files, digital clipping, MQA encoding, and AI-generated audio with confidence scoring. Packs a full audio player with 10-band EQ, spatial audio, spectrogram viewer, Discord RPC, Last.fm scrobbling, and 10 themes.
A Python desktop app that downloads entire music collections tracked in a Google Sheet. Supports 20+ sources — YouTube, SoundCloud, MEGA, Google Drive, and more — with a download queue, pause/resume, smart folder organization, and album art.
Restores 985 retired Netflix profile icons across 103 shows. Applied server-side via Netflix's own GraphQL API — so they appear on every device tied to your account.
The all-in-one Pinterest userscript. Original-quality images, full board downloader, no login walls, GIF hover play, declutter, and a full settings panel — all without any external dependencies.
Cross-platform toolkit for detecting, analyzing, organizing, and exporting MQA-encoded FLAC files. Uses deep PCM audio analysis to find the embedded sync word — no metadata tags needed. Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Open to collabs, conversations, or just saying hi.
