From raw data to clear narratives — through code, visualisation, and a focus on what actually matters.
Visualizing three decades of internal migration between Faroese regions using a Sankey diagram. A different way to explore how people have moved between the islands from 1995 to 2025.
Slope charts comparing poverty rates across Faroese regions between 2009 and 2022, broken down by gender. While most regions saw a decline, the capital area stands out.
A radar chart tracking how Tether's reserve composition has shifted over time, from commercial paper to U.S. Treasury Bills.
An example using random generated weather data.
An example using random generated weather data.
Visualizing the GitHub stargazer history of the Bare runtime with D3.js
An interactive D3.js visualization exploring the Harry Potter universe.
An npm package for managing data retention policies in HyperDB.
An npm package for downsampling time-series data in HyperDB.
Trustless Rock-Paper-Scissors using cryptographic commitment schemes. Both players commit to a hashed choice before revealing, so neither can cheat. Written in C with libsodium.
Prove you know a secret without revealing it. A zero-knowledge proof implementation in C using the discrete logarithm problem, built with libsodium and GMP.
A collection of small cryptography projects in C — verifiable rock-paper-scissors, a ZKP discrete logarithm implementation, XOR, Proof of Work, and Merkle Tree games.
An attempt at creating JavaScript bindings for the Polars dataframe library, built on the Bare runtime.
Organized a JavaScript meetup in the Faroe Islands, bringing local developers together.
I'm a developer from the Faroe Islands, now living on the island of Mors in Denmark, with a love for the considered and the understated.
I build visualizations and like things that feel quiet and well thought through — where nothing is there for no reason, and everything has its place.
Away from the screen, you'll most likely find me tending the fire pit on a quiet evening, out walking with the kids, or keeping my horse company — coffee in hand, no rush.
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Whether it's a project or just a quick hello — I'd love to hear from you.