Open-source systems
with a long horizon.

I’m an independent engineer in Poland building the infrastructure behind ambitious .NET desktop software—from rendering and text to frameworks, controls, diagnostics, and complete tools.

Understand the whole path.

My projects often begin at a seam that limits what an application can become: a renderer tied to one platform, an interaction rebuilt in every product, a visual tree that cannot be inspected, or a mature programming model with nowhere portable to go.

I work across those boundaries because the layers influence one another. A better control depends on layout and input. A better authoring tool depends on diagnostics. A portable framework depends on rendering, windowing, text, and platform services that are explicit enough to replace.

The result is not one monolith. It is an ecosystem of focused open-source projects that can stand alone and compound when used together.

01

Compatibility

Preserve the knowledge and application investment encoded in established .NET UI models.

02

Observability

Make rendering, layout, bindings, state, and automation visible enough to understand and improve.

03

Composition

Prefer focused packages and replaceable seams over a closed stack that must be adopted all at once.

04

Open work

Publish the implementation, samples, issue history, and experiments so the work can be studied and extended.

Follow the work, contribute, or sponsor it.

GitHub is the best place to inspect current code and start a technical conversation.

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