Why it exists
I tried the planners. None fit the way I work, so I built my own, and it keeps evolving with me.
“A personal web app for planning the day: a backlog of everything to do, a day plan split into hours, and a way to take requests from other people.”
SPEC.md §1, my brief for the build (translated from Polish)
Why it exists: I tried the planners. None fit the way I work, so I built my own, and it keeps evolving with me. Roll-over: Unfinished tasks don’t pile up silently. They come back with one decision: today or backlog.
“A personal web app for planning the day: a backlog of everything to do, a day plan split into hours, and a way to take requests from other people.”
SPEC.md §1, my brief for the build (translated from Polish)
01 · Why it exists
I tried the planners. None fit the way I work, so I built my own, and it keeps evolving with me.
02 · Roll-over
Unfinished tasks don’t pile up silently. They come back with one decision: today or backlog.
Why it exists
So I built a second brain: one knowledge base behind all my work. Every project starts with the full picture instead of from zero. It knows where to begin and how to work with the data, and nothing gets lost between sessions.
The idea
Turn-based strategy for phones, played in short sessions. The setting comes from real history and old beliefs, so playing it means learning how people lived, fought and believed, without a lecture.
In development
01 / 02Before
A pro bono intranet for a software company of about 90 people, replacing a Word document full of links to more Word documents. Name and branding changed here.
In development
A panel for an eco platform’s team to run corporate cleanup actions, from the first report to the finished event.
Live demo
A concept console for space domain awareness, made for a client’s discovery talks. It shows operators how far to trust an orbital assessment, and why.
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Fifteen years before design: IT administration, network security, marketing, e-commerce, my own businesses in Spain. It taught me to see the whole system behind a screen: people, money, infrastructure. I bring order to messy problems: one source of truth per project, written decisions, nothing lost between meetings.
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