Predictable UI
Users shouldn't have to think twice. Consistent patterns, clear affordances, and familiar interactions make software feel trustworthy.
Hi, there 👋
I build calm, reliable websites and web apps that make work easier — not louder.
My work combines structured engineering with a cozy, thoughtful approach to digital design.
From content-driven websites to custom web apps and automation, I focus on clarity, performance, and systems that quietly do their job.
Based in the Black Forest, Germany.
What's next
What I Actually Do
I design and build websites, web apps, and digital tools that solve real problems. My approach blends structured engineering with a calm, slightly playful mindset. The goal is always the same: systems that reduce friction, feel dependable, and occasionally bring a small smile.
How I Work
Structured, Not Rigid
I build systems that support creativity instead of fighting it — clear structures, repeatable processes, and room to iterate.
How It Feels Matters
Performance, motion, and interaction all shape how software feels. Small details often make the biggest difference.
Thoughtful by Default
I take time to get structure and architecture right, then iterate carefully. Calm systems come from good foundations.
Fast Is Friendly
Speed is part of usability. I treat performance as a baseline, not a bonus.
What I'm Good At
Technologies and approaches I'm passionate about
Web Development
Websites and web apps built with modern tools, clear structure, and long-term maintainability in mind.
UI, UX & Motion
Design and code go hand in hand. I focus on hierarchy, rhythm, and subtle interaction — never decoration for its own sake.
Automation & Integrations
Custom automation, internal tools, and integrations that quietly improve workflows behind the scenes.
Calm, by Design
I'm drawn to interfaces that don't demand attention — they earn it. Clear hierarchy, gentle motion, fast loading, and fewer almost-right moments. The goal is simple: digital products that feel composed, not chaotic.
Perf budget mindset Accessible by default Motion with purpose
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I've always been more interested in how things fit together than in any one part of the process.
Design, code, and infrastructure are just different ways of shaping how something works and feels.
TOSA is my digital atelier — for systems, interfaces, and tools that feel intentional, calm, and quietly dependable.
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A Belief in Craft
Software lasts longer when it's built with care. Often that care shows up in places no one notices — timing, spacing, structure.
Technology should never pretend to be human. It should amplify what's already human — focus, clarity, rhythm, delight.
Good software behaves like good furniture: solid, balanced, and silently dependable.
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On Building
I like tools that disappear. Web apps that feel native. Interfaces that respect your time. Systems that can run quietly on their own machine.
Every project begins with a few simple questions:
- • Does it solve a real problem with clarity?
- • Can it run without permission?
- • Will it still make sense a decade from now?
When the answer feels right, I start building. Slowly, carefully, with a focus on how it feels to use — not just how it works.
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The Rhythm of Work
My process moves between design and development like a musician switching between instruments. Code has its cadence; layout has its silence. Both rely on the same discipline: simplify, refine, breathe.
There's beauty in a self-hosted dashboard that quietly runs overnight, or a perfectly balanced type scale that no one notices. That's the kind of success I like — small, repeatable, human.
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Philosophy
Build with intention. Build with empathy. Design for attention, not distraction.
Philosophy
Build with intention. Build with empathy. Design for attention, not distraction.
About / TOSA
A small operating system for deliberate work
Code that whispers, not shouts.
The best interfaces disappear into their purpose, leaving only the work visible.
Sometimes the best code
is the code you don't write.
The space between thoughts.
Let's Connect
Interested in collaborating or have a project in mind? I'd love to hear about your ideas and see how we can bring them to life.