Many channels, one desk. Software and teams, mixed in the same room, levels always moving. The occasional song leaks in from the side channel.
I write software, run engineering teams, and play music. All three have taught me the same thing from different angles: small, honest, and finished beats big, clever, and someday.
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Fifteen-plus years in .NET, from backend services to full systems, and these days just as much in the JavaScript stack: React, Next.js, TypeScript. The side channels reach further still, Roblox Luau, Python on a Pi, whatever the problem asks for. One working thing over three planned ones.
C# / .NET · TypeScript · React · Next.js · SQL · Python
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Head of software development, the operational kind: I run the engineering shop day to day and still ship code in it. Grow teams by trust and small groups, set direction, remove friction, and stay close enough to the work that nothing surprises me twice. Interested in the boring competence that keeps a shop alive at year seven.
Head of development · Ops · Hiring · Roadmap · 1:1s
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The side channel: voice, mostly. Training it like an engineer trains anything, in small honest reps. It keeps the ears sharp and it built Sungly. Writing songs and writing systems solve for the same thing in two notations: make a small pattern that carries a long way.
Vocals · Songwriting · Sungly · Off hours
A working catalogue rather than a highlight reel. Every channel is a real operation with a running dev log: open one and it lights up. If any of them sound like a fit, the signals are at the bottom.
A mobile-first action combat game for Roblox: short sword duels built on parry, block, dodge, and combo chains. Server-authoritative combat, client prediction for feel, and an AI asset pipeline feeding the armoury.
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Automated accessibility audits calibrated to the specific WCAG interpretation Nordic public sector procurement actually uses. Built for the DIGG deadline the rest of the industry is still catching up to.
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Upload a backing track, sing over it in the browser, download a radio-ready mix: vocal chain, chord-aware harmony, tuning, master, previewed on phone, car, laptop, and earbuds. Started as the tool my own songs needed.
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An anti-scam companion for older users. Family members opt in as a second pair of eyes on suspicious calls, SMS, and links before money moves. Built after watching too many friends' parents lose the same afternoon to the same script.
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Årsmöten, avgifter, protokoll, and paper trail in one place, built for the boards who inherit an inbox and a shoebox from the previous treasurer. Every feature is a specific frustration a real board articulated in a real meeting.
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For everyone who never opens an ARN case because the paperwork is the point. Answer six questions in plain Swedish, get a ready-to-submit complaint that reads like it was written by someone who has done this before.
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A Discord embedded activity that turns any voice channel into a party game. One prompt lands, everyone predicts, the reveal creates the room. Built for the moment three friends are already on a call and want something to do for eight minutes.
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A co-op horror on Roblox skinned in Nordic folklore: four players push room by room through torp, kyrka, kolarkoja, granskog, and any room can wake one of ten entities, each with a single survival rule straight from the sägen. Die and you haunt on as a spöke your friends can revive.
luaurojoprofilestoremeshyThis many operations do not fit one desk by working harder. They fit because the desk itself keeps getting rebuilt: agent-driven workflows tuned until the boring parts disappear.
Most of what runs on the board is built in a tight loop with Claude: specs written as documents an agent can act on, review gates that run before anything lands, ship steps that happen the same way every time. The craft is in designing the loop, not in typing faster.
One example from Shade of the Blade: a weapon starts as a written prompt, becomes a generated 3D model, passes an automated budget check and a human eyeball gate, and lands as a published asset wired into the game's config. Minutes, not afternoons. Even the two figurines on this page came through that pipeline.
One workflow, abbreviated
The interesting parts are not on this page. Ask me about the method.
These are open source for a simple reason: I want you to have them. Take the code and use it yourself, or step in and help build the product with me. Either way you are welcome. The earlier experiments are parked at the bottom of the shelf.
When the channels go quiet there is usually a voice take running somewhere in the room. Singing is the side interest that refuses to stay small: it keeps the ears honest, and it is the reason Sungly exists.
Always happy to talk shop: engineering leadership, agent-driven ways of working, or anything on the board that caught your eye. Not open to recruiters with a "quick call" agenda.
