full-stack developer
I build things for the web — apps, tools, and the systems that run them.
Eight years turning rough ideas into products people rely on every day.
Full-stack, hands-on, still a little obsessed with the details.
Scroll down for some of what I’ve made.
How I work
The details matter
I sweat the small stuff — empty states, loading moments, the error message no one else reads. It’s usually where good and great part ways.
Full-stack by habit
Backend, frontend, infrastructure, and the glue between. I like seeing a feature through from the database all the way to the pixel.
Built to last
I write code I’d be happy to reopen a year later — readable, tested where it counts, documented as I go.
What I do
Eight years across the stack — web apps and the platforms behind them, the APIs that feed them, the occasional mobile app, the odd legacy rescue. Here’s the range.
Selected work
Kelora
Kelora brings duty scheduling, shift handovers and care documentation into one web app for German nursing homes — clear for every ward, safe for every resident.
- Healthcare
- PWA
- DSGVO
- i18n
- Multi-ward
Arma Expert
A custom-built WordPress site for Arma Expert — a Ukrainian construction-support centre — pulling services, a project catalogue, a news desk and lead capture into one fast, fully editable package.
- WordPress
- Corporate site
- Real Estate
- SEO
KlarMiet
KlarMiet is a free, AI-powered checker that tells German tenants in under a minute whether their rent is legal — the rent cap, the utility bill and the lease, all in one place.
- Legal-Tech
- AI
- DSGVO
- PropTech
I build things for the web.
My stack
The tools I reach for. Deep in the PHP/Laravel and JS/TS worlds, comfortable across the rest. If something isn’t on this list yet, I’ll pick it up.
The stack, all wired together
The tools I connect to ship things end to end.