Independent Development

PDA

Small, focused and dedicated private project development

01 — About Me

The person behind the panels.

Profile

By day, I keep enterprise infrastructure honest — monitoring systems, network configuration, the plumbing most people never notice until it breaks. By night, I build. PDA is where that shows up: small, focused language models built to actually be used, not just demoed. Currently deep in fine-tuning runs and template work, Android projects and more.

02 — Current Projects

What's running right now.

Local AI

Vuil

PDA's commercial assistant. A Llama 3.1 8B model, fine-tuned with LLaMA-Factory and trained locally end to end — built to be capable without the weight of a giant general-purpose system.

Local AI

Sens

An educational assistant for learners of any age — mathematics, English, physics, science and beyond, fluent in both English and Danish.

Game

Orbiteer

A merge puzzle game with a twist — tiles combine in any connected shape, not just straight lines, with ranks, prestige, and eleven worlds to unlock. Free to play, on Android.

Technical deep-dive →

Android

The Watchtower

A personal uptime monitor for Android. Websites, ping, TCP ports and JSON APIs — every target a holo card with live status, latency, and 24-hour uptime, re-checked in the background with down/recovery alerts, blip filtering, and quiet hours. Local devices pause automatically when you leave home Wi-Fi instead of raising false alarms.

Technical deep-dive →

Android

Level1

A fitness RPG that treats your training like a character sheet. Log workouts to earn XP, level up, and climb the ranks from E to S — with daily quests, streaks, and a weekly progress chart to keep the grind honest.

03 — Contact

Get in touch.