Here is the spot for my personal projects, created to explore ideas, deepen my skills, and grow as a mobile developer. These apps reflect my journey from learning the fundamentals to building complete, real-world experiences.
NotixMe is a mindfulness-inspired reminder app designed to create intentional pauses throughout the day.
Inspired by techniques from behavioral psychology and mindfulness practices, the app delivers gentle prompts during user-defined time windows to encourage awareness and support emotional self-regulation.
Unlike many productivity tools, NotixMe focuses on simplicity and privacy. The app works fully offline and does not collect user data.
NotixMe is available on both iOS and Android, expanding its reach to a broader audience while maintaining a consistent offline-first experience across platforms.
The iOS version was developed as a native application using SwiftUI and modern iOS architecture patterns. The Android version was built using Kotlin and follows a clean, scalable architecture aligned with modern Android development practices.
iOS
Swift
SwiftUI
MVVM Architecture
UserDefaults (local persistence)
UNUserNotificationCenter (local notifications)
Swift Charts (data visualization)
Android
Kotlin
Jetpack Compose
MVVM Architecture
Local Notifications
SharedPreferences / DataStore (local persistence)
Tr3ta is a board game created in 2010 (not yet released to the public) designed for three players. Each participant commands one of three armies competing for control of the central region. The core gameplay blends D6-based movement with D12 combat resolution.
The new app version stays true to the original mechanics but has been completely redesigned to deliver a more dynamic, vibrant, and intuitive digital experience. Beyond the main match, the game includes pre-game features such as mode selection, turn randomization, and customization options.
During gameplay, players receive visual guidance showing possible movement paths, attack opportunities, and defensive positions—enhancing decision-making while preserving the strategic depth of the original board game.
With local multiplayer support, up to three players can compete just like in the physical version, now enhanced with visual cues and accessibility features aimed at making the experience more inclusive.
Scheduled for release in early 2026, Tr3ta is currently under active development.