I'm a 24-year-old civil engineering undergrad from Brazil 🇧🇷.
I code personal projects for fun, but I take usability seriously. I care more about the final experience than technical cleverness, while still trying to keep things sustainable enough not to become a maintenance nightmare later.
TL;DR: I enjoy simple, practical code more than an impeccable architecture with ten layers of abstraction.
Most of what I build starts as something I personally want or need. If it ends up being useful to someone else too, even better.
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Plugin development
Building Revit plugins using the Revit API — automating workflows and extending functionality with WPF-based interfaces.
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Technical project work
Architectural and MEP documentation, including technical specs covering materials, systems, and construction methodology and construction budget analysis (quantity takeoffs, cost estimation, and bid breakdowns).
Current goal · Aibou (相棒)
Japanese has great learning tools. The problem is that they often don't communicate with each other — your watchlist, dictionary, reviewing apps aren't integrated most of the time. That friction adds up and pulls you out of immersion constantly.
Aibou is a cross-platform desktop app that brings immersion, vocabulary tracking, and spaced repetition into a single workflow, so you can stay inside native content without the constant context-switching. Gamification and community features are on the roadmap once the core is solid enough to support them.
The project is early in development — core features are working, with ongoing focus on polish, UI/UX, and backend optimization.Planned expansions include text-based immersion (manga and books), local dictionary loading for offline or low-latency use, and eventually web and mobile versions so studying isn’t tied to a single device.
If you're learning Japanese and want to try it while it's still rough around the edges, I'd genuinely appreciate the feedback — honest takes from real learners are what shape it most right now.
I'm happy to talk to anyone whose interests overlap with mine — whether that's a collaboration, an opportunity or a question about something I've built. Feel free to reach out! Also if you wish to support my work, I'll happily take a coffee!
