GNOME / LinuxPublished on extensions.gnome.org
10,000+downloads on the GNOME Extensions site
Lo-fi radio one click away, right in the GNOME top bar.
Full Stack DeveloperSalvador, Brazil
I build web and mobile apps, and the APIs behind them, with React, Next.js, React Native and Go. Outside of that, I make tools for the Linux desktop, like GNOME extensions and GTK apps.
Things I've built for the web, the browser and the Linux desktop.
14 projects
GNOME / LinuxPublished on extensions.gnome.org
10,000+downloads on the GNOME Extensions site
Lo-fi radio one click away, right in the GNOME top bar.
GNOME / Linux
Flexa takes a Windows cursor theme and converts it so it works on Linux. It's a native GNOME app written in Python and GTK4, shipped as Flatpak and RPM.

WebLive online
Where I write about code, the tools I use and the things I figure out along the way, in English and Portuguese. Built with Astro, so the pages ship with almost no JavaScript.
Browser extensionsPublished on addons.mozilla.org
A tiny Firefox extension that shows how far you are into a page. Useful when you're deep into a long article or the docs.
Web
A donation page that turns any amount into a PIX QR code. Pick a state and a city, type a value, scan and pay. The PIX code behind it is generated in plain JavaScript.

Command line
Keeps folders like Downloads tidy on its own. Harbor watches them and moves each file where it belongs, following rules you write by type, size or date. Written in Rust, it waits for downloads to finish and picks up rule changes without a restart.

Web
Made to end the "did anyone feed the pets?" question at home. Log each meal and check when every pet last ate.
Browser extensionsPublished on addons.mozilla.org
Makes Reddit switch between light and dark along with your system theme.

GNOME / Linux
Copy a text file's contents straight from Nautilus, the GNOME file manager, with one click.
I'm a full stack developer from Salvador, Brazil. At work I build both the API and the web side of our products, using React, Next.js, React Native and Go. Most of that work is private, so what you see here are my own projects.
I also enjoy going lower in the stack: GNOME extensions, GTK apps and a bit of Rust. Whatever the layer, I care about software that is simple to use and easy to maintain, and I let automation handle the repetitive parts.
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Whether it's a role, a project or a question, I'd be glad to hear from you.