Make the next action clear.
Interfaces should respect the person, the screen and the input method. Useful hierarchy and thoughtful feedback come first.
I’m Kian Konrad. I build software with a connected view of the interface, the engineering and the way it reaches the people using it.
You work with the person doing the work. I take on defined applications, integrations, websites and improvements to existing software, with a clear result to inspect.
My independent projects include native apps for iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac. They’re a place to explore how useful software should feel, and a practical record of implementation and distribution.
The same care applies to a small integration: choose an appropriate tool, make the expected behavior clear and verify the result on the agreed target.
The technology serves the result. These principles stay consistent.
Interfaces should respect the person, the screen and the input method. Useful hierarchy and thoughtful feedback come first.
Existing tools can be the right answer. Custom work needs a specific reason, a maintainable architecture and an honest scope.
Source, deployment, installation and operating notes belong in the delivery plan, alongside the interface.
Explore the products, their interfaces and their attribution.
Robotics simulation, observability and prototype design.
Keep the next launch in sight.
Persistent Markdown history for people and agents.
Plan scenes and hand off a production brief.
A complete workspace. A familiar point of view.
The forecast, thoughtfully within reach.
Disc archives with recoverable checkpoints and local MCP controls.
Keep long-running Mac work awake until it finishes.
Crop web video to fit the player without stretching it.
A useful little world in your Mac’s notch.
Give selected text a voice.
A clearer picture of your Mac’s power.
A documented API, exposed through bounded tools.
A focused native Android calculator.
Geometry, simulation and resource lifecycle.
Start with a defined outcome, or tell me what needs to work.