About.

What hooks me most about programming is watching things take shape: the moment when all the pieces I've been building separately finally connect. At GFT Technologies I learned to build microservices with hexagonal architecture and DDD, with the code 100% covered by tests.

I started HabitAI because I wanted to get better and ship a product under my own name. I built it entirely on my own and it's live on the App Store. The hardest part was the weekly review: every week, without anyone asking, the AI goes over the habits you kept and the ones you dropped, cross-references them and looks for the pattern behind why you dropped them. That meant connecting each user's history to the AI and getting it to run on its own.

When something breaks, I look for exactly what's failing and why. Then I decide whether it's worth sticking with that solution or switching to another, and I apply what I've learned, even if that means admitting I'd taken the wrong path. And in a team I look after order and communication, so everyone knows what's being done, who's doing it and why.