About Me
I build practical products around privacy, personal finance, asset visibility, and operational GDPR.
I care about open software, Linux, and tools people can actually inspect, understand, modify, and own.
Outside work, I spend a lot of time reading and watching lectures, interviews, and debates on philosophy, politics, history, Austrian economics, technology, data, and AI.
I also love cooking, travelling, and discovering places through food.
My Current Projects
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A visual asset-mapping tool for fragmented global wealth.
asset mapping wealth organization cross-border privacy -
A free, privacy-first cash tracker with on-device storage.
cash tracker privacy-first offline-first on-device
Founder Track
My work has moved through law, privacy, fintech operations, and startup building, but the consistent thread is entrepreneurship: finding messy problems, shaping them into products, and learning by shipping.
My Blog
I write about entrepreneurship, privacy, fintech, AI, legal stuff, and what it actually feels like to build products.
This blog mixes notes from my own projects with essays on technology, data protection, financial privacy, and the trade-offs of modern digital life. The underlying lens is simple: I care about individual freedom, distrust concentrated power, and see the State less as a necessary evil than as a problem we too often excuse.