I build software because it's one of the most direct paths from an idea to a working product.
Web applications, AI integrations, and the automation that holds them together, personalized around whoever's actually using them, not built from a template. Self-taught, which means every project here was both the lesson and the thing that shipped.
By day I work in desktop and endpoint support. Different surface, same instinct: find where someone is stuck, and remove it.
So that's how this page is organized: each project is filed like a support ticket, by the problem it removes.
Ticket #001 · The problem: looking away at your notes during a call or recording makes you seem unprepared.
Your notes, scripts, and reminders: visible to you, invisible to everyone else.
A transparent, always-on-top overlay for Windows. You can read it; screen shares and recordings can't. It's excluded from capture in OBS, Zoom, Teams, and Windows' own Snipping Tool, so your notes stay on screen during a call or stream without anyone seeing them. Runs 100% locally, no telemetry.
The first version was written in Python; the current one runs on Tauri 2.
Ticket #002 · The problem: a Windows snip only lands on the clipboard, so it can be pasted but not dragged into an upload box.
A temporary screenshot shelf for Windows. Snips land, perch for a while, then fly off.
Win+Shift+S only puts a screenshot on the clipboard, so you can paste it but you can't drag it. Perch catches every snip, shelves it as a card at the edge of your screen, and lets you drag one or a whole batch into any app or upload box as real PNG files. Snips expire on their own. No network calls, no telemetry.
Website · View the repo · Download
Ticket #003 · The problem: LinkedIn only shows relative times like "3d ago", never the exact moment a post went up.
A Chrome extension that turns LinkedIn's vague "2h ago" into a precise timestamp, decoded straight from the post ID. Useful when the order of events actually matters.
What's on the bench right now.
| Project | What it is | |
|---|---|---|
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Lexo Chat | A RAG based AI chatbot built for Hungarian small and medium-sized businesses. |
Web
Desktop
AI and automation
The day job
Self-taught, with receipts
🗄️ Closed and archived: earlier builds
- Subscribely: a subscription management platform with user and admin roles, a subscription shop, account balances, and partial refunds on cancellation.
- Food Board: a food ordering front end in React, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion, with a working cart and animated category browsing.
Stuck on something? That's usually where I come in.
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Built in Hungary. Shipped to wherever the download button gets clicked.