My first real contact with technology came when I was about 12. One day I came across an old Portege R200 that had belonged to my father, and he let me keep it. From then on, I spent countless hours experimenting with it and trying to understand how programs worked. A couple of years later, some friends and I installed a pirated game and eventually customized it with our own mods. That was my first real contact with programming. I’ve been building and experimenting ever since. Today, I’m working on Brinpage.

Brinpage was born from that same feeling, but extended to how we build tools for other developers. Most devtools feel purely functional: they work, but they do not say much about the people behind them. With BrinPage I want to explore the space between what exists today and what software could be if we treated it with more care: tools that solve real high level problems, feel precise, and still manage to have some soul.

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