About
I'm an indie developer from Italy, studying Data Science at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. I'm the founder of Strynx, a fitness and nutrition app for iOS and Android, where I handle everything from development to marketing and growth.
I build cross-platform apps with React, TypeScript, Capacitor and Supabase, and I love taking an idea from a rough design to something people actually use.
I also co-authored a lab study with the University of Verona on the antibacterial activity of essential oils, modelling the results with Fick's second law.
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I've worked on a variety of projects, from simple websites to complex web applications. Here are a few of my favorites.
A fitness and nutrition app for iOS and Android that I designed, built and launched on my own. Users get a personalized calorie, water and protein plan, track every workout, and share their training splits with other lifters. A premium tier adds nutrition tracking, food scanning and physique analysis. I handle everything from development and App Store releases to marketing and community growth.
My Arch Linux setup built around the Hyprland tiling window manager, with a minimal black and white aesthetic. Includes configs for Hyprland, the status bar, terminal and shell, so the whole environment can be reproduced by swapping your config files with mines.
A set of desktop widgets to track my study time on macOS: a live study timer, a daily goal ring, a GitHub-style grid with weekly totals and streak, and a sticky-note to-do list. I built it for myself while studying at university, and I'm preparing to release it as open source.