Nooki
A pixel-art island for hanging out with friends, with voice chat that fades as you walk away. Three versions, the last one started from scratch on September 28, and all the code written with Claude Code.

A pixel-art island for hanging out with friends, with voice chat that fades as you walk away. Three versions, the last one started from scratch on September 28, and all the code written with Claude Code.
A kitchen inventory and recipe library, with a cooking mode you follow on your phone. Since the second version, an assistant like Claude reads and updates the pantry itself, with no copy and paste.
My second brain: a private site where I tell Claude about my days and it files everything into my journal, tasks and reminders. Every morning, it sends me a summary of the day ahead.
The command post of an underground city of 25,000 people, inspired by the series Paradise, where air, food, water and population are all computed from real sources. My first project written entirely by Claude Code, on hold since July.
My personal site, the one you’re reading: my portfolio, my résumé, and an admin area so I can write everything myself without touching the code. The third version, and the first one I made without following a tutorial.
Two tools for Cookie Clicker, three years apart: my first browser extension, which clicked golden cookies for me, then a garden guide built in a day. And the moment I stopped cheating.
A task scheduler for Windows 11 that I made to run my scripts every day without going through the Windows one. It’s my first desktop app, in Rust and React with Tauri.
An app for betting with friends or coworkers, in play money, with odds that follow the stakes. My first personal project with real data modelling and full authentication.
A tool to write a play’s script with everything that happens on stage, from the lines to the lighting, in order, then export it to PDF. I built it for a module in my master’s, and it’s one of my first complex projects.