My journey into code started at 16, diving headfirst into the world of Minecraft plugins and realizing the raw power of creating logic that people could interact with in real-time. Since those early days, I've traded game servers for complex, high-impact ecosystems — from building Spark, a high-performance web-based hackathon and project management platform, to architecting Anything, a Go and ONNX-based local semantic search engine designed for speed and intelligence.

My latest focus is LocalFlow, a privacy-first, on-device voice typing system built with Go, whisper.cpp, and Wails. Instead of relying on cloud speech APIs with latency and privacy trade-offs, LocalFlow executes speech recognition locally with near-zero latency, running Whisper models directly on hardware. Today, I bridge the gap between heavy-duty systems engineering and human-centric design, crafting tools that don't just solve problems, but feel immediate and private to the person using them.