Ten years turning Arduinos, resin, and late-night ideas into things that shouldn't really exist. Open write-ups on Hackster and Instructables, shipped apps on GitHub, painted 3D prints on the shelf.




Designed & printed chess set. Lose a piece, drink a shot.
Printed rook rising from the bed — sped up.
Printed mushroom lamp — glowing mycelium vibe.

Own-design chess set with Masonic silhouettes.

Classical-inspired chess silhouettes.
Four-player chess with its own silhouette language.

Printed Yoda cradle for the Google Home speaker.

Printed planets, lit from the inside.

Printed display stand for trading cards.

Resin print, hand-painted.

Printed Groot pot with an actual plant inside.

Themed planter, printed and planted.

Pokémon-themed planter.

Printed parts in a DIY furniture build.
Rotating Eevee figure — levitation demo.
Based between Luxembourg and rural France. Publishing open hardware and apps since 2016, mostly on Hackster and Instructables, more recently on GitHub and the Play Store.
The through-line: take a familiar object, give it a brain, put it online, write down how it was done. Cumulatively those write-ups have pulled in 100,000+ views.
Off the keyboard — marathons, chess, STL design, small podcasts.
Collaborations, commissions, obscure hardware questions — pick whichever door works.