Work

Boon is a declarative language where the runtime remembers values across reloads, enabling hot-reloading and state persistence without a database.

Statically typed with a Factorio-inspired visual debugger. Other inspirations described in the blog post The Boon of Dataflow.

Currently powered by a Rust interpreter with a custom lock-free actor-based engine. Exploring Differential Dataflow as an alternative — engines switchable in the Playground.

A modern waveform viewer for FPGA and hardware debugging. Combines WebAssembly with Tauri so large captures stay fast while the UI remains portable.

Cross-platform (Linux, macOS, Windows, browser + remote server). Plugin-based architecture. Built with MoonZoon, funded by NLnet Foundation.

Fullstack Rust without HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. Wasm frontend with signals (no Virtual DOM), native Rust backend. Typed routes and UpMsg/DownMsg for real-time communication. Auto-reload with mzoon CLI. Also works as frontend-only for static hosting.

Boon Playground and NovyWave are built with MoonZoon. It also served as the foundation for a Norwegian bachelor thesis.

Proving Boon can describe hardware as naturally as software — the same language for web apps and CPU architecture.

Roadmap:

1. Write a transpiler from Boon to Verilog for simple circuits
2. Test inside a forked DigitalJS with UART debugging and Wasm Yosys
3. Test on real hardware with peripherals like displays — for fun and confidence
4. Build SuperCounter (web app, server, CLI, FPGA) all in Boon, working together
5. Then the real RISC work begins

Ultimate goal: run Boon in Wasm executed on a CPU designed in Boon.

Future possibility: MRAM integration — instant resume, zero data loss, minimal standby power.

RayBox renders UI as real 3D objects using Signed Distance Functions and Physically-Based Rendering.

The idea is simple: buttons, inputs, and dialogs should be physical:

• A button has actual depth and sits closer to the camera.
• A dialog floats in front of content and casts real shadows.
• An inset effect emerges naturally from geometry.

The renderer will use Slang as the shading language, targeting both web and native GPU backends.

Motivation: Building a cross-platform graphics library while exploring more intuitive GUI APIs. Future applications may include simple games and 3D printing.

Prompter is a Rust CLI that wraps Claude Code in a pseudo-terminal while exposing a web dashboard for monitoring and interacting with AI sessions.

Why I built it:

• Mobile AI access: Tunnel the web interface to your phone and interact with your CLI AI agent from anywhere - on a tram, in a waiting room, or away from your desk
• Agent supervisor: Automatically nudges idle AI agents and protects critical files via content hashing - preventing agents from “cheating” by modifying deterministic tests meant to verify their own work
• Audit trail: Stores complete prompt history for compliance and auditing

Fast searching and autocomplete without server round-trips.

Performance: indexes and searches 20,000 film titles in a few milliseconds.

I was hired to write this library to mitigate problems with slow or DDoSed backend servers — too many users hammering search queries.

Also integrated in the Persons.pro prototype for better UX, decentralization, and reduced backend costs.

UI Parser extracts visual metadata from web pages for UI recreation in Boon or other languages, and for integration tests that verify rendered output.

What it captures:

• Element bounds and positions
• Computed styles
• Text and pseudo-element sizes
• Actually used fonts
• Layout relationships

A browser extension adds a new tab to DevTools, similar to the standard Elements panel.

Hire a freelancer? Platform takes 10-20%. Sponsor a creator? 5-12%. Sell an ebook? Up to 90% gone. Plus 3-5% payment processing fees.

The fix:

• Modern banking or stablecoins for near-zero fees.
• Escrow with visible funds that can earn returns.
• Verified identities, fewer scams.

Future: Local-first app with Boon, LocalSearch, and nostr or iroh. Eventually: Concordium for KYC and transactions.