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Projects.

Apps, research tools and prototypes I built on my own or with a team. Each story explains my part and the result.

Professional experience — CV ↗

2019–2026 / Product and designReleased on the App Store

Papper

Papper: I built a team and shipped an app to the App Store

I conceived and designed an app for paper lists, then shipped it with a team in 2023. Distribution, running costs and a failed bet on App Clip came next.

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ON PAPER ON A PHONE
A list between paper and screen. An illustration of the idea, not an app screenshot.
RAISE Summit 2026 / Team projectTeam hackathon prototype

FlowTwin

FlowTwin: we won the Google DeepMind track

Our team, Low Cortisol, took first place in the Google DeepMind track at RAISE Summit 2026. I helped shape the project, designed with agents and operated the demo.

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A screenshot of the FlowTwin demo: hospital floors, synthetic patients and a timeline.
Screenshot of the team’s FlowTwin demo. Open aggregated waiting-time data and synthetic patients; a prototype, not a hospital deployment.
2024–2025 / Research toolReleased tool

Grounded

Grounded: I built a bot for open-ended answers

I built an AI tool that proposes categories, codes responses and explains its choices, so the cost of analysis need not decide which questions researchers ask.

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OPEN-ENDED RESPONSES CATEGORIES A B C
From responses to categories. A conceptual diagram with illustrative text fragments.
2025–2026 / AI and walkingReleased Telegram bot with open source code

Bot Voyage

Bot Voyage: I built a tour guide I walk with

I made a Telegram bot for a workshop in 2025, then went home from a walk to fix it. Location, facts too good to trust, and an interface that can afford to wait.

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WALK, NOTICE, ASK
A walk as a sequence of stories. An illustrative route, not a city map.
2026 / Computational experimentInteractive demo

Fly Poetry

Fly Poetry: I adapted a fly-brain demo for Chukovsky

I replaced the video in badapple-fly with a poem to understand what it means to “run” something on a fly brain. An adaptation of others’ open work; the fly is not reading.

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TEXT CONNECTOME BODY
Letters → stimulation → movement. A conceptual diagram, not reading or simulation output.