Worlds · Tools · Stories
I work at the intersection of software, money and self-governance. Whether you found me through my music, Libernesia or SatsCollect, it's all one long project: how to stay free and awake in a world that keeps tightening its grip.
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Many expressions, one question.
I’m a software builder, musician and world-designer. On paper these look separate. In reality they orbit the same question: how do you keep real agency – creatively, economically, mentally – in a world that keeps centralizing around you?
In tech, I build tools like SatsCollect and Forjd – systems for economic and personal self-governance. In the real world, I’m building Libernesia, a micronation where these ideas can be lived, tested and shared with people who choose to be part of it. Music is where the ideas hit the nerve: money, control, bullshit systems that box you in and the fight to stay human inside them.
However you got here — a song, a product, a micronation — you’re seeing one slice of the same thing. Most of what I do lives in three overlapping dimensions of self-governance:
Systems that increase your control and reduce your dependency across money, decisions and community.
Hip-hop as a way to stay sharp in a world that keeps trying to dull you. Just honest tracks from someone who refuses to sleepwalk through it.
Micronations, alternative structures and long-running story arcs that let people explore “what if?” in a concrete way rather than arguing in theory.
Expressions of my mission. Different mediums, same obsession with agency, self-governance and long games.
Tools & systems · Bitcoin · Payments
A non-custodial payment gateway built on Bitcoin. The idea is simple: small entrepreneurs should be able to accept money directly, without begging platforms for permission or living in fear of the next policy change.
Why it exists: to give creators an income path no one can freeze or take away.
Micronation · Community · Governance experiment
A micronation built around voluntary association and personal agency. Libernesia gathers people who want to explore better ways of organizing a community – culturally, economically and socially – without waiting for permission from the systems around them.
Why it exists: because you shouldn’t be born into your governance. You should choose it.
Tools & systems · Personal governance
A weighted execution engine for personal growth. You define categories, actions, importance and desired frequency. Forjd turns them into a live “do this next” feed that reflects your real priorities and tracks the quality of your execution.
Why it exists: to make your actions match the person you’re trying to become.
Music & narrative · Collectibles · Browser world
A browser-based world that takes you back into the tactile world of physical media: tapes, cassette-players, posters and written letters. You collect them with codes, arrange them in 3D and slowly discover the story they’re all part of.
Why it exists: to turn listening into discovery, not consumption.
Hip-hop · Signals from the real world
Music written from the edge of modern life — where clarity is rare, honesty costs something, and most people would rather not talk about what’s really happening.
Why it exists: to speak honestly in a world that rewards anything but honesty.
Short, sharp and opinionated pieces. No publishing schedule, just when it’s worth saying.
For people building real things.
If you’re building toward agency — economic, creative or social — we might have something to talk about.