Harmonic is currently the most popular Hacker News client for Android with over 6000 daily active users and 80 000 downloads. As of summer 2023, it is open source and development is still ongoing. The focus of the app is on customizability, performance and a sleek modern design.

This is my master's thesis from Lund University, supervised by Jan-Fredrik Olsen and later on also Ron Levie. While relying heavily on earlier work by Ron Levie and Nir Sochen, we investigate an uncertainty functional measuring the localization of a wavelet. As it is a master thesis, there is a large focus on going over previous research and motivating the functional properly. In the end, we show that minimizers exists and can be approximated by considering minimizers on lower dimensional subspaces which can be constructed numerically.

My bachelor's thesis, also written at Lund University but with Yacin Ameur, is a thorough introduction to the 2D Coulomb gas and contains some (minor) novel results. The field has quite a deep background which is investigated and we motivate the construction of the main objects of the field. Moreover, there is also a simulation of these types of particle systems which can run with up to 50 000 particles on regular consumer hardware. Originally, the simulator could only handle 5000 particles but I rewrote it to utilize web worker multithreading in 2023.

In high school I developed a series of Android apps and Pay Back, while quite outdated, is the only one which is still live on the Play Store. It was a joint project with John Rapp Farnes who focused more on the internals while I was responsible for design and UI, however our work often intersected. An IOU (I Owe yoU) manager keeps track of personal debts; this was from before you could painlessly send money to your friends. It has a ton of intricate features such as using NFC to sync your debts with friends which I guess is the highest form of feature creep.