Software engineering · Uppsala, Sweden
I'm Adam, an M.Sc. Information Technology student at Uppsala University. I mostly work on backend systems and embedded projects, and a lot of what I build involves applied AI.
I like building things, whether it's a small automation for my own workflow or a project I've worked on for months. What I enjoy most is figuring out how things work, solving the problems along the way, and getting to be creative about it.
A pipeline that researches a company and turns what it finds into drafts worth actually sending. I built it on my own, with a workflow engine for scheduling and integrations that can be swapped out.
End-to-end research-to-outreach prototype built independently
Read moreTurns a codebase and its docs into a map of concepts instead of files. It updates itself as the code changes, and both people and coding agents read from it.
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Read moreUnder development, since July 2026
A long-term personal platform I'm designing to be the one place where every tool, workflow, or automation I come across gets integrated, with a shared memory service that learns about me over time.
Under development, since May 2026
A local party game for friends and family: different boards, different objectives, and minigames along the way that decide who gets the edge.
Utilities, experiments, and embedded builds. Smaller projects for exploring an idea or solving an everyday problem.
Mobile utility
An app for the handful of habits I actually wanted to keep, with reminders that turn up when they're useful rather than whenever.
Desktop utility
A desktop widget that puts the things I keep checking on my second monitor, so I stop alt tabbing to find them.
Embedded system
A focus timer I built as a physical object, mostly as an excuse to do something embedded with my hands.