From Minecraft Modder to Open-Source Developer

I wrote my first lines of code at 12 years old, building Minecraft plugins—including TntGun V3 (20K+ lines, 2018–2020), a project that taught me the ropes of software engineering. What started as a hobby grew into a passion for creating tools that solve real problems.

Now, as a Computer Science student at INSA Lyon, I split my time between:

• Open-source development (web apps, system utilities, and automation tools).
• Maintaining projects used by thousands, like PDF4Teachers, a tool for educators, born from my dad’s idea and now a staple in classrooms.
• Experimenting with niche but useful solutions, from three-finger drag for Windows to offline Android phone tracking.

Why I Build

I love turning frustrations into software, whether it’s a missing feature in an OS, a clunky workflow, or a gap in existing tools. My projects are free, open-source, and built to last, but they’re also a labor of love (and late nights).

Support My Work

If my tools save you time, consider sponsoring me or making a one-time donation via PayPal. Your support helps:

• Cover hosting costs.
• Fund future experiments.
• Keep me coding, because nothing beats the feeling of seeing someone use (and love) what you’ve built.