About

I’m an indie developer of apps and software. What brought me to GitHub was the idea of doing my own research on attention variability in ADHD. I began working on that project seriously, and others followed: ikna, vespian, and a few more.

I’m interested in neuroscience, psychology, AI/ML, and possibly statistics.

The code in my projects is written by AI. I’m not a programmer: I work on the idea, the architecture, and problems AI might miss on its own. When it produces an unsuitable result, I try to explain what’s wrong. If the proposed solutions don’t fit at all, I use my intuition and try to figure out which direction to take.

I’m not a theorist, and I can’t always answer a difficult question on my own, for example in statistics. AI fills gaps in my knowledge, while scientific research gives me a reference point to rely on in my projects.

My apps often grow out of frustrations with existing tools. If something makes a program awkward to use or it lacks a feature I need, I try to make my own version. I focus on a particular group of people with similar needs and don’t present my projects as “competitor killers”.

The scientific side matters to me. I try to understand what a decision is based on, even if it has long been standard practice. Before using a study in a project, I look at its validity and reproducibility, then examine the effect it found. I choose results I can apply to my task, taking the study’s limitations into account.