A few things I have built that I am proud of.

I have always seen my role as the person resonsible for laying the groundworks of a tech company, building the software, frameworks, and tools that enable others to create something great. I like data-driven approaches, where building a generalised engine gives others a multitude of possibilies to create, even emergent behaviour, without needing to write code themselves.

  • Chorister

    Chorister is a free and open source (FOSS) web app to help organize a choir, orchestra, or band. Plan performances and rehearsals, track attendance, and monitor the learning progress across sections.

    ElixirPhoenix FrameworkLiveViews

    chorister.app

  • UNCAP

    UNCAP wants to give every good early-stage entrepreneur a chance to access funding, no matter their gender, educational background or location. I designed and built the custom web-based platform that provides early-stage funding to thousands of entrepreneurs in Sub-Saharan Africa, unbiased and at low cost.

    RubyTypeScriptRailsReactAWS

    unconventional.capital

  • Robot Riot

    A small but beautifully formed team of game industry veterans with an ultra-lean approach to game development. Robot Riot is a virtual studio based in London, Hamburg, Berlin and Lüneburg. We have published, among other games, the hit Facebook game The Fishing Club 3D

    C#TypeScriptElixirRustPhoenix FrameworkUnitySpineBlender

    robotriotgames.com

  • sofatronic

    Provider of Kaleidoscope, a professional authoring suite for interactive content on DVD and Blu-ray discs. I built the software that generated code and media assets in formats that could be printed to disc, from an intuitive visual authoring tool.

    JavaC/C++

    Web site is extinct

  • elkware

    Back in the days before smartphones existed, elkware was one of the world's leading mobile game developers and publishers. I built the framework that allowed developers to create a game once and deploy it to the 400+ different mobile phones that existed at the time. elkware developed and published more than 120 games between 2001 and 2006.

    JavaC/C++

    Web site is extinct