Product designer and solo maker building native-feeling Windows tools.
I’m the creator of DeskBox, a free and open-source Windows desktop organizer built with C#, WinUI 3, .NET 10, and Windows App SDK. It organizes desktop files through real-folder-backed widgets without replacing Explorer, and supports both x64 and ARM64 Windows PCs.
- Native-feeling Windows utilities
- Product and interaction design
- WinUI 3 and .NET desktop applications
- Local-first software and ordinary-file workflows
- AI-assisted product development with deliberate testing and release engineering
DeskBox started with a practical problem: my desktop was getting messy, and the organizers I tried either felt heavy or changed familiar Windows behavior.
The project now includes automated tests, five interface languages, direct installers, and a Microsoft Store edition. Its source and release history are public so people can inspect both the product and the work behind it.
- Website: deskbox.fun
- Download: DeskBox releases
- Press kit: deskbox.fun/en/press
I come from product work rather than traditional software engineering. AI assists with implementation; I remain responsible for product decisions, interaction design, testing, release quality, and technical tradeoffs.