A non-complete list of my involvement in public projects. Not listed is any kind of commissioned or professional work.
Products
- freestuffbot.xyz 2020 - present
FreeStuff is primarily a Discord bot and API for staying up to date with games and other software that has a temporary 100% discount. This is more common than you might think, but you have to have some way of finding out about it.
Started in 2020 it has since grown to (as of early 2026) over 850,000 Discord servers (groups of on average 5-50 people), bringing our total subscribers to around 15-25 million people.
FreeStuff consists of a Discord Bot, a Telegram Bot, a CMS, an advanced webscraper, a standard compliant webhook service, a website, and a dashboard to manage the data and api.
- mensatt.de 2022 - present
Mensatt is a small project I started with classmates to track our university's canteen menu and provide a visually appealing interface with user reviews and photos of what's for lunch.
I worked primarily on the frontend and attempted to deliver a native-like experience for both web and especially mobile by providing an installable PWA with a custom drawer implementation, drag to refresh, calendar, and much more.
Projects
- cordo 2021 - present
Cordo is an open-source library for creating Discord Bots in TypeScript. Cordo is unique in that it takes big inspiration from modern web-frameworks with concepts like File Based Routing, Composables, and Error Boundaries. Cordo is completely stateless, allowing it to run on any deployment type and features a extendable UI framework with a Swift-like interface.
- E-Paper Dashboard 2025 - present
An E-Ink display running custom software to provide me my daily tasks, calendar, weather information, forecast including holidays, and more. It also features a system that allows friends to submit images as my daily-changing wallpaper. The display is running on an esp32 with custom firmware written in C and requests new image frames from an accompanying server written in TypeScript.
- space.maanex.me 2023
This website is an experimental weekend project featuring a realtime online playground to explore and interact with. The user is thrown into a user interface with intentionally unfamiliar UI elements and tasked to figure out how to interact with the environment. Leave messages and discover those left by other players while exploring the natural features of the world.
- Lofi Radio 2020
This little Music Player was a weekend project to replace Spotify and YouTube for moments where you want to listen to lofi hiphop music without distractions. The minimal UI is purposefully cut back on features like track selection or animated visuals and positions itself nicely in a corner of your screen.