Building local-first software that runs on your hardware, respects your data, and works offline.
Five projects showcasing local-first architecture, media processing, and developer tooling.
Self-hosted media server for personal movie and series collections — TMDB-guided metadata, automatic subtitle fetching, GPU-accelerated transcoding, and a native Android app with offline downloads.
Fully local pipeline that scrapes Reddit stories, scores and rewrites them with a local LLM, generates narration and karaoke subtitles, and renders vertical video — with a live web dashboard for monitoring the whole queue.
Conference talk at La Nuit de l'Informatique 2025 on privacy and OPSEC — threat-actor methodology, COMSEC, ChatControl, the US Patriot Act, and "trust, but verify."
Offline, all-in-one file converter with a modern desktop GUI — documents, ebooks, images, video, audio, and OCR for scanned PDFs. 41 passing tests, cross-platform.
Self-hosted wiki of EPITA course notes, by a student for students — Years 1 and 2, 100+ pages, 110+ diagrams, LaTeX maths, and a visual editor so anyone can contribute.
Software should run on your hardware, store your data locally, and work without an internet connection.
Interested in how components interact at scale — pipelines, orchestration, and the glue between systems.
Creating utilities that solve specific problems well — converters, translators, generators, and orchestrators.