Wayscriber
A Wayland-native screen annotation and presentation tool written in Rust. It puts a drawing layer over any app so you can annotate, zoom, and capture, then gets out of the way. Open source on GitHub.

Software Developer / Architect & AI Builder
I'm a software engineer and architect based in Mostar. I've been building software since high school.
My client work covers .NET, JavaScript, AI features, and platform rebuilds. I handle the architecture and stay involved through launch and ongoing maintenance. I use coding agents daily, and I review and test their work before it ships.
Outside client work, I build open-source tools for Linux. Most started with something that annoyed me in my own setup.
Client work and projects of my own, with my role and the stack on each.
A Wayland-native screen annotation and presentation tool written in Rust. It puts a drawing layer over any app so you can annotate, zoom, and capture, then gets out of the way. Open source on GitHub.
Give it a statement and see what DHH might make of it. Ask DHH searches his public writing and interviews, then gives a likely take with references back to the sources. It says when there isn't enough evidence.
A learning platform where instructors share evidence and learners explain their reasoning. It keeps the history of their work, including feedback and revisions, so instructors can see how their thinking develops.
An assistant that helps staff find answers in company documents, with references back to the sources. It runs on the company's own machines and says when the documents don't cover a question.
Tools for the Linux desktop, mostly around Wayland, Hyprland, and Omarchy. Most started as fixes for things that bugged me in my own workflow, so they tend to be local-first and keyboard-friendly.
27 more in the full index: annotation overlays, worktree helpers, Omarchy bar plugins.
Real-time screen annotation for Linux and Wayland, inspired by ZoomIt. Draw over any app, zoom into details, keep persistent boards.
A keyboard-first command palette for Omarchy and Hyprland. Search apps, files, config keys, windows, and workspaces, and run commands from one launcher.
A keyboard-driven control panel for Omarchy: media controls, system metrics, quick settings, clipboard history, and notes.
Roslyn analyzers that catch reliability and performance mistakes in C#, ASP.NET Core, and EF Core code.
Screen recording for Omarchy and Hyprland, built on GPU Screen Recorder. Adds session recovery, menus, and bar integration.
Fire-and-forget launchers that run commands as detached systemd jobs or in hidden Hyprland terminals.
Upcoming-event countdowns and a two-week agenda from ICS or CalDAV export URLs.
Tell me what you're working on and where you could use a hand. A short description is enough to start. Email is the easiest way to reach me, and the form comes straight to me too.