I'm a developer, programmer, accountant — and sometimes a writer.
I've been building digital things for over 5 years now — websites, apps, and the occasional experimental tool. I genuinely enjoy the craft, whether it's designing clean interfaces or solving tricky problems with code.
I care about the web as a space — it should be fast, accessible, and a pleasure to use. That's what drives me: building things that actually work well, for everyone.
Outside of code, I'm an INTJ with a mind that rarely slows down. Writing and music are how I process the noise. Nature is where I recharge. And a good conversation? That's where I feel most alive.
I'm also an accounting student, a carpenter's son, and someone who finds joy in the simple things — a dark outfit, a campfire, a quiet moment in the middle of the forest. I'm still figuring things out, but I'm enjoying the journey.
I'm currently in my final year of accounting, and I'll be getting my bachelor's degree soon — with a master's not far behind. Along the way, I've picked up beginner and advanced certifications through vocational training in high school. I genuinely love working with numbers, and I'm excited to step into this field for real.
Being an INTJ means my mind never really shuts off. I'm constantly thinking — about small things, big things, and everything in between. It's exhausting sometimes, especially when something gets under my skin. I can spend an entire day replaying a single moment, and it just drains me.
Music is the only thing that truly calms that noise. It pulls me out of my head and into something softer. A good song can shift my whole mood, quiet the overthinking, and give me room to breathe.
And then there's writing. Writing is how I let it all out. It's like untangling a knot — I pour the heavy thoughts onto the page, and somehow, I feel lighter. Most of what I write stays private, but every now and then, I share something. You can find those pieces in the Notebook.
I grew up surrounded by green — forests, trees, and endless shades of green. It's a part of me now. I feel connected to the roots and the heart of the forest in a way that's hard to explain. It's not the sea, not the mountains, not the open plains. Nothing gives me the same feeling as standing among tall trees.
I often pack my bag and head out to explore — sometimes nearby, sometimes far from home. I love discovering new places, new ecosystems, new green corners of the world that I haven't seen before. There's something about walking through a forest that makes me feel alive.
Honestly, if I had to take nature out of my weekends, I think I'd lose a part of myself. It's not just a hobby — it's what keeps me going.
I've always believed that simplicity is underrated. We complicate things so easily — life, work, relationships — when the best parts are usually the simplest. A genuine conversation, a quiet evening, a moment where you feel completely present.
I'm not interested in chasing things that don't matter. I'd rather have depth than quantity. I'd rather sit with one person and talk for hours than be in a room full of noise. Life feels better when you strip it back to what's real.
I build things for the web — full-stack, frontend, backend, you name it. I genuinely enjoy the process of taking an idea and turning it into something real. But it doesn't stop at websites. I've built all kinds of practical tools — some live on the web, others live in the terminal. Python, JavaScript, whatever gets the job done.
I'm always trying to stay current. The tech world moves fast, and I like keeping up with the tools and ideas that shape it. Not out of FOMO, just out of genuine curiosity. There's always something new to learn, and that's exciting to me.
In my free time, I often write small scripts to automate things or speed up repetitive tasks. It started as a habit — now it's just part of how I work. I love the feeling of making something that makes my life (or someone else's) just a little bit easier.
I'm a 2004 kid — born in the early 2000s, shaped by that weird in-between of analog and digital. I'm introverted by nature, but I genuinely love being around people I care about. Especially my friends. I get real joy out of making them laugh or lifting their mood — honestly, I probably enjoy it more than they do.
My dad is a carpenter and cabinet maker. He works with wood — builds pretty much anything you can think of. I grew up around that, spending summers and weekends in his workshop. I learned a lot from him, and I've made quite a few things myself. The bed I'm sitting on right now as I write this? Yeah, I made that.
I love wearing dark colors — especially black. It just feels right. It gives me this quiet sense of confidence, like I'm ready for whatever comes next.
I recently started going to the gym. I'm going at it with full energy, and I really hope I don't lose the motivation. I want to reach a level of fitness that makes me feel strong and comfortable in my own body.
I love traveling, camping, and sitting by a fire in the middle of the forest. There's nothing quite like it. I also love coding, listening to music, and writing — those are my constants. And of course, I'm still studying accounting, planning to step into that world with full force.
I also love watching movies and series — but only with the right people. The company makes all the difference.
Got something to share? I'd love to hear from you — whether it's a thought, a question, or just a simple hello. Feel free to stay anonymous, or if you'd like me to know who you are, drop your name or email too. I read every single message, and I'll do my best to reply. ❤️
