Projects portfolio

Avail.Center is a backend-free decision-support tool that generates standardized radar charts to compare options clearly and quickly. It is designed for teams, institutions, and organizations that need shared clarity without complex software, logins, or data storage. The tool reduces meeting time, aligns stakeholders instantly, and works equally well for policy, strategy, research, and operations.

plasticompACT! is a gamified environmental action app that rewards plastic collection and cleanup with micro-incentives. It connects individual action with measurable environmental impact in a simple, motivating loop. The project explores how behavioral design can support circularity at scale.

LightFrame is a modular, backend-free interaction architecture that enables booking, matching, evaluation, and payment flows without traditional infrastructure. It functions as a lightweight AI-assisted worker that can be skinned into many verticals while keeping operational complexity close to zero. LightFrame is the technical backbone behind multiple applied projects in this portfolio.

PitchdX is a discovery and mapping canvas that visualizes emerging startups, projects, or individuals across geographies and themes. It uses AI-assisted clustering to surface who should talk to whom, before markets or institutions notice. The platform supports early-stage discovery, scouting, and strategic networking.

BoatBnB is a LightFrame-powered accommodation and booking concept focused on boats and floating living spaces. It demonstrates how niche hospitality verticals can be launched without heavy platforms or operational overhead. The project serves as a proof-of-concept for rapid, backend-free marketplace creation.

LightPay is a concept for a lightweight, backend-free micropayment rail integrated directly into interaction flows. It is designed to remove friction from small transactions without replicating the complexity of traditional payment systems. LightPay explores alternatives to platform-heavy payment monopolies.

An experimental growing collection of small, focused helpers for everyday situations — in families, teams, schools, kitchens, and institutions. Each tool does one thing well: turn friction into clarity.

The Ledger Lives is an essay and systems concept proposing an economic framework that values care, repair, and externalities alongside financial capital. It reframes accounting as a living ledger rather than a purely monetary instrument. The work targets policymakers, economists, and institutional innovators.

Equitocracy is a governance concept proposing equity-driven upgrades to democratic and constitutional systems. It focuses on long-term resilience, fairness, and foresight rather than short-term optimization. The project exists as a policy essay and strategic thought framework.

GDORM (Global Debt & Obligation Reconciliation Mechanism) is a conceptual system for restructuring sovereign and institutional debt at scale. It explores how debt, obligations, and future value could be reconciled beyond current financial tools. The project is aimed at macroeconomic and international governance discussions.

Deutschland+ is a modular modernization framework translating long-horizon governance thinking into actionable policy building blocks. It focuses on administrative simplicity, digital readiness, and institutional adaptability. The project is designed as a practical bridge between theory and execution.

Cellular Humanity is a digital art and cultural research project exploring modular identity in the age of AI. It examines how individuals, societies, and systems fragment and recombine under technological pressure. The work exists as both artwork and conceptual exploration.

The Singularity Witness is a digital artwork and narrative concept centered on humanity observing its own technological transformation. It positions the viewer as both participant and observer of systemic change. The project bridges speculative futures, art, and philosophical inquiry.