The personal side
Things I build because I believe in them
By day I automate businesses. These are the other projects: ideas I had, ambitions I followed, small dreams I want to realize. Each one started with a real person next to me who needed it. This page is where I show them to the world, and where you can come along for the ride.
Zwist
Android testers wantedOne screen. Two minds. A trivia duel for two players on a single phone.
Zwist turns one phone into a trivia arena for two people. 2,338 questions across 12 categories, and every player answers in their own language: German against Spanish, French against English, on the same device, in the same duel.
The idea
It started on a beach, quizzing each other to pass the afternoon. My partner and I speak different native languages, so every quiz game we tried was unfair for one of us. I built the game where that unfairness disappears: per-player languages, handicaps, a ban draft for the categories you dread.
Where this is going
It is live on the App Store, and the Android version is built and waiting. Google requires 12 testers for 14 days before it may launch, so right now Android testers are the single thing between this game and the Play Store.
Myhnd
LiveYour saved links, finally useful. An AI library for everything you keep.
Myhnd takes the recipes, places, videos and products you save all over the internet and turns them into one organized library. The AI reads what you saved, sorts it onto shelves, answers questions about your own collection, and builds plans from it: a trip, a dinner, a project.
The idea
This one I built for the person I love. Watching someone save wonderful things into ten different apps and never find them again felt like a solvable problem. It became my favourite kind of product: quiet, personal, genuinely used every week by the person it was made for.
Where this is going
The web app is live. The iOS app is on its way, and plans are becoming the heart of it: the place where saved things stop being a pile and start being intentions.
NeverZero
On the App StoreThe habit tracker behind my own rule: no zero days.
NeverZero tracks habits with one philosophy: a day where you do the smallest possible amount is infinitely better than a day where you do nothing. Streaks that forgive, tracking that takes seconds, a widget that quietly asks: not zero today?
The idea
This was the first app I ever shipped, and it exists because the rule existed first. Never Zero is how I run my own life: the gym sessions, the business, learning, everything runs on not breaking the chain completely. The app is that rule, made tappable.
Where this is going
Live on the App Store. An Android version is on the list, and every app on this page is built under its rule.
Daily Story
LiveLearn a language with one story a day and ten honest minutes.
Daily Story writes you a short personal story every day in the language you are learning, reads it to you with an AI voice, then flips the microphone: you read aloud, it listens and coaches your pronunciation and rhythm, you write, it corrects. Tap any word for an instant definition. Streaks and an archive keep the habit visible. Four languages, in any direction.
The idea
This one exists because of a fear, and the fear was Mat's. She had spent real time abroad learning English and was scared of watching it fade for the most ordinary reason there is: no one to practice with. So I built her a way to stay consistent that does not feel like homework. One story, ten minutes, as natural and quick as language practice can get.
Where this is going
It is live and we train with it every day, she in English, me in French. Next: making the coaching sharper and the habit even harder to drop. Early-access subscribers hear about every step first.
Unwrapped
Waitlist openThe gift they can't open all at once. A personal mini-app instead of a wrapped box.
Unwrapped is a builder for digital gifts: a small private app made for one person, with moments sealed until their time comes, photo albums, challenges and a story that guides them through their own celebration. Not a card, not a voucher. A gift built around someone you love.
The idea
I have been building these for Mat for years, one-off apps for birthdays and anniversaries. The latest one turned her 30th birthday into a guided interactive adventure, envelopes that unlocked through the day, our photos, a camera for new memories. She loved it above everything else she got, and told me straight: you should make other couples this happy. So that is the plan.
Where this is going
It has a home now at unwrapped.love, and it is honestly a waitlist: I build what people actually want, in the order they want it. Sign up and you are telling me to build this one next, and you will be first in when the builder opens.
Knock
Waitlist openThe bio link that hears the knocking. One link, and the numbers behind every tap.
Knock is my take on the link-in-bio page: more small portfolio than list of buttons, fully customizable, and it counts every tap so you can see what your audience actually came for. The demand analytics other link-in-bio tools lock behind a paywall, free, private and cookieless.
The idea
I need this one myself. My bio link has to carry apps, a business, content, a newsletter, and no tool out there shows it the way I want or tells me what visitors truly click. So I am building my own. I do not expect a huge market and that is fine: it exists because I want it to exist. If it makes you curious, that is exactly what the waitlist is for.
Where this is going
Same rule as everything here: sell first, build second. The waitlist decides how fast this one comes to life, and early subscribers shape what it becomes.
