About me

I'm a self-taught Android Developer who builds modern, high-performance apps with Kotlin and Jetpack — turning ideas into elegant, production-ready experiences.
From solo projects to client collaborations, my apps have reached thousands of users worldwide — and I’m just getting started.

I didn’t go to a coding bootcamp or study Computer Science. Instead, I learned Android development the same way I taught myself guitar, video editing, and even math — through relentless curiosity, late nights, and a belief that I can teach myself anything.
That mindset is what fuels everything I build: clean architecture, scalable systems, and design that doesn’t just work — it feels right.

I'm actively developing Roamly, a travel-focused Android app that helps users rate and discover cities across seven lifestyle categories. It’s a playground for experimenting with architecture patterns, AI-enhanced features, and a polished user experience.

Alongside app development, I also run two YouTube channels — one focused on travel and the other on personal growth and self-education. These creative outlets help me stay connected with storytelling, communication, and the people who share the journey.

What sets me apart?

Currently

The Bigger Picture

My long-term goal is to become a one-man powerhouse — someone who can build, design, and scale mobile products almost entirely solo, thanks to AI, automation, and cross-disciplinary skills.

That’s why I’m constantly improving myself not just as a developer, but also as a designer, content creator, problem-solver, and thinker. From Figma to Firebase, from video editing to psychology, I believe true creativity comes from blending different worlds — and I’m building that creative engine every day.