It looks like a windows app running on macOS.

> AI helped me pull and analyze my GitHub contribution data, build the chart and draft this article.

It did more than draft the article - it’s literally 100% AI written. I gave up trying to read it after a minute.

How can you write (or have AI write) such an article without also sharing the code? Now it’s just a pretty useless brag, “look what I built”.

If the AI wrote the article, and with no code, how do we know this even happened?

  Location: The Netherlands (UTC+1)
  Remote: Yes (I've been working fully remote for 10 years)
  Willing to relocate: Not yet, but Scandinavia, Austria or Switzerland in a year or so is on the table
  Technologies: Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Swift, Objective-C
  Résumé/CV: https://www.loopwerk.io/about/KevinRenskers.pdf
  Email: Please see my CV

I’m a product & engineering lead with 25 years of experience taking software from a vague idea to a product people actually enjoy using. I thrive at the intersection of product and engineering: helping decide what’s worth building, shaping the UX together with design, guiding the architecture, mentoring the team, and staying hands-on in the code.

I care deeply about user experience, clean architecture, code quality, and long-term maintainability. I value pragmatic solutions that balance clarity and performance, and I’m comfortable moving between product decisions, design, and hands-on engineering in the same day.

The tools matter less than the judgment. I happen to work most in Python, TypeScript, and Swift, but what I really bring is the ability to make good technical and product decisions across the whole stack.

I've been online since 1994, building websites since 2000 and iOS apps since 2010. Since 2016 I've worked remotely for international clients including CBS, Last.fm, Sentry, WeTransfer, Unilever, and Emmy and Oscar winner Sound Radix. I also designed, built, and run my own SaaS, Critical Notes, from pricing and onboarding to architecture and support.

What I bring:

  - Product ownership: prioritization, UX, and knowing what's actually worth building
  - Architecture: system and API design, and modernizing legacy codebases
  - Hands-on engineering in Python, TypeScript, and Swift
  - Mentoring and technical leadership

My open source work, portfolio, and CV are at www.loopwerk.io. I'm open to freelancing and employment.