Independent software project hub

Software built for a clear purpose.

I’m a software developer with an interest in simple interfaces and Japandi design. This is where I share the applications and experiments I build.

Projects

Things I’ve built.

Applications and small experiments made to solve practical problems without unnecessary complexity.

Squirio

Free Personal Finance · Android

Coming October 2026

Track your money, not your stress.

A free, private financial tracker for Android. Budgets can follow your payday, and your financial records stay on your phone.

Explore the free Squirio financial tracker

Launching exclusively on Android in October 2026.

Squirio home screen showing the current pay period, balance, spending guidance, wallets, recent transactions, and Squi waving.

Philosophy

How I approach my work.

I start with the problem, build the smallest useful version, and remove anything that makes the product harder to understand or maintain.

  • Simplicity

    I keep interfaces and code focused on the task at hand.

  • Purpose

    Every feature should solve a problem that a user can recognize.

  • Balance

    I consider maintainability, performance, accessibility, and visual design together.

In practice, KISS and YAGNI keep the scope small. DRY is useful when shared code reduces maintenance; unnecessary abstraction makes code harder to read. SOLID and GRASP help separate responsibilities so later changes remain manageable.

About

About Japandi Dev

Japandi Dev is my anonymous space for sharing software projects and experiments.

The name comes from Japandi design: Japanese restraint combined with Scandinavian warmth and function.

I use the same idea in software by favoring clear structure, useful features, and fewer distractions.

Contact

Let’s talk.

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