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From idea toexecution,one mind.

Two things drive me: the wow factor, and making it actually work.

Tamas Nanasi

My father built with concrete, I build with code. He worked in groundworks: he laid foundations no one sees, yet everything stands on them. Today he's an inventor. Different material, same rule: a structure holds or fails on its foundation, not its surface.

I started at 14. Photoshop, banners, websites, if it was on a screen, I was into it. I built my first sites with WordPress, but I kept wanting more: something custom, unique, something that wasn't pulled from a template. That's how I learned to build more complex systems.

Then came the questions: why does someone click here and not there? Why does one product work and another doesn't? I looked for answers: first with a Business Management (BSc), then a Marketing (MSc) degree.

None of it was planned. There was always something I wanted to do, and always something I needed to learn first. Design, business, marketing, then development. Each one grew out of the last, and code came last, but it's what tied everything together.

Right now I'm working on Phora AI, an AI product photo tool that connects directly to the biggest e-commerce platforms and bulk-generates lifestyle images for products, fully automated.

Tech moves so fast that what seems impossible today, everyone uses tomorrow. That's what drives me, and why I do what I do.

Education

MScMarketing
BScBusiness Management
Cert.UI/UX Design

How I work

One mind. Full picture.

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AI-augmented, not autopilot

I use AI agents and code assistants daily, not to replace thinking, but to move faster while staying in control. The decisions are mine. The speed is theirs.

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Strategy, design, code: one head

The idea doesn't get distorted, because it doesn't need to be translated three times. Strategy, design, code: same head, same vision.

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Release, feedback, improve

I don't spend months planning for hypotheticals. I build the thing, put it in front of real people, and let their behavior decide what's next.

Tech stack

What I work with

Frontend
Next.jsReactReact NativeTypeScriptTailwind CSSGSAPSwiftUI
Backend & Infra
Node.jsVercelRailwayCloudflarePostgreSQLConvexPrismaRedisS3StripeResendSentryZodREST APIClerk
AI
Claude Agent SDKVercel AI SDKMCPOpenAI APIGemini 3 ProNano Banana ProPrompt EngineeringContext Engineering
Design Tools
PhotoshopAdobe Illustrator
E-commerce & CMS
ShopifyWordPressWooCommerceMedusaJSCustom
Marketing
Google AnalyticsGoogle Tag ManagerCloudflare ZarazGoogle AdsMeta AdsMeta PixelSEO
DevOps & CI/CD
GitGitHub ActionsVercel CI/CDDocker

Competencies

Strategy & Business
Product strategyBusiness modelingGo-to-market planningMarket research & validationConversion optimization
Design
UI/UX DesignBrand & visual identityDesign systemsPrototypingUser research
Product Development
End-to-end product buildingAgile developmentTechnical architectureAI integration & automationPerformance optimization

Notes

Thoughts from practice

Jun 28, 2026

The model found the flaw. The headline broke in.

An AI found flaws in NSA systems in hours — it didn't break in. The whole story lives in the gap between those two verbs.

Jun 20, 2026

The default nobody admits

Everyone preaches model neutrality. But Fable 5's three days proved there's a frontier peak — and everyone has a default they won't admit to.

Jun 17, 2026

Trust is the first feature

An invoice can't be undone once issued, only voided. Build an AI that issues them, and trust becomes the first thing you build, not the last.

All thoughts

Contact

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