Android & Linux developer
I build tools for hardware that ships without them: monitor mode on Snapdragon phones, DualSense control on Linux, and hardware inspection over ADB. Most of it ends up as something you can install today.
New here? Start with DualSense UI — a GTK4 app for DualSense controllers on Linux.
DualSense UI
Configure and monitor DualSense and DualSense Edge controllers on Linux: lightbar, adaptive triggers, audio, battery and firmware.
Python · GTK4 · .deb .rpm .flatpak · built and tested in CI
AmWF
Monitor mode and packet injection on Qualcomm Snapdragon phones, without rebuilding the firmware.
Kotlin · Android · 2,000+ APK downloads
HardWire
Inspect any Android device over USB or Wi-Fi ADB: CPU, GPU, memory, storage, battery, display, cameras, sensors and a built-in SoC database.
Kotlin · Jetpack Compose · Room · CI on every push
| Project | What it does | Stack |
|---|---|---|
| vili-hitcore | Custom QGKI kernel for the Xiaomi 11T Pro (vili / SM8350) | C Linux |
| Orbit | Shows which files, services and configs each app leaves on your Linux system, and uninstalls it cleanly | Rust |
| GamePulse HUD | Real-time FPS, CPU/GPU temperature and memory overlay for Android | Kotlin |
| RedmagicCooler | Control Red Magic coolers over Bluetooth LE: fan, temperature and RGB | Kotlin |
Active work: DualSense UI, AmWF, HardWire and vili-hitcore. The rest is best-effort — pull requests are welcome, but I cannot promise a timeline.
Some work stays private. Everything listed here is public and buildable.
Kotlin · Java · Jetpack Compose · Python · Rust · C · GTK4 · Linux · Docker
Open an issue in the relevant repository. That is the fastest route and keeps the answer public for the next person.
Last reviewed: October 2026 · Review triggers: new release, new project, role change