Explore my projects - open source contributions, personal experiments, and professional work.
A collection of projects I’ve built, contributed to, or am currently working on. From open-source tools to personal experiments, these represent some of my interests and explorations in technology.
Below are some of the projects I’m actively maintaining (or not):
I'm the passionated Director of a Digital Factory dedicated to Geo Intelligence
Cartography for Noobs is a newsletter that explores modern cartography, from projections and data to web mapping and geopolitics.
A newsletter about practical AI engineering and building better software systems.
An Obsidian plugin to quickly capture notes and turn them into actionable tasks.
An Obsidian plugin that enriches notes with geographic coordinates, addresses, and map markers for location-aware knowledge management.
An Obsidian plugin that brings Claude Code and other AI coding assistants directly into your vault for AI-assisted writing and development.
Web application for cycling route planning with GPX track visualization, waypoint management, and point of interest search.
A local web app to browse and edit an Obsidian vault directly in your browser.
A versioned library of reusable prompts for AI agents, covering core principles, domain-specific rules, and app development standards.
Firmware that turns an M5Stack Cardputer into a BLE HID keyboard to remote-control slide presentations (Google Slides, PowerPoint, Keynote).
Firmware that turns an M5Stack Cardputer ADV into a digital bubble level using its onboard BMI270 IMU, with auto-orientation, real-time angle readout and calibration.
Real-time dashboard tracking Biathlon World Cup standings, race results, and athlete performance throughout the season.
I have been contributing to Open Street Map for nearly 10 years
(French) The Pune Experiment documenting life, work, and observations from Pune during my expatriation for 4 years in India
The biggest bag and luggage comparator in the world