Something I Want To Say

The one thing that has always remained constant with me is creating things that I genuinely enjoy building.

When I was a developer, I often created products purely for myself. I never really thought about whether other users needed them. The only question I asked was: “Do I enjoy creating this, and do I personally need it?”

For example, I once built a website that could only be accessed by my friends. To enter it, users had to pass a face-recognition layer built using TensorFlow.js.

As I transitioned into product management and started working full-time, I noticed that I gradually stopped building personal tools. I still build products and research systems with my teams, but most of those are professional products rather than personal experiments.

Today, with AI making development dramatically more accessible, my goal is to return to building new things again.

Yes, I am now an experienced Product Manager and naturally think from a broader systems and business perspective. But one thing I continue to do is create things for myself and my friends.

If those creations eventually prove useful to a larger audience, I’ll share them publicly through this portfolio.

Otherwise, they’ll remain what they were originally intended to be: personal experiments living quietly in private GitHub repositories.