Mobile App
A car without chaos
I could not find a good free app for keeping a car's history, so I made CarKeeper myself. Fuel, expenses, service, repairs, photos, and reminders in one place.
Approach
Interest first, then system
At work I deal with design systems: complex interfaces, components, states, patterns, and team agreements. My personal projects use the same way of thinking. If something catches me, I start taking it apart, looking for its shape, and turning it into a finished thing.
Personal projects
Different things with the same logic
YouTube
Clay old mobile phones
I collect old mobile phones and make short clay cartoons about phones from 2000-2010. Buttons, screens, strange menus, and nostalgia brought back by hand.
Music
Drum and bass for kids
I got tired of ordinary children's songs and made Drum for Kids: classic English nursery songs in drum and bass. For a child, but in a way an adult can survive too.
Why this all belongs together
It is not a random pile of links
CarKeeper came from the lack of a decent free app. BenJi Mobile came from my love for old button phones and the wish to find a format that is harder to mass-produce. Veni Amin came from being tired of children's songs at home and wanting to make something a child would actually dance to.
On the surface these are different projects. Inside, they follow the same process: something catches me, I take it apart, find its form, and bring it to a result you can open, watch, listen to, or use.
Contact
Write if something clicked
You can write about design systems, personal projects, old phones, music, collaborations, or odd ideas nearby. Especially if the point is to make something alive, not just collaborate for the sake of collaborating.