The responsibility of creation

When you decide to capture a moment or scene (e.g. with a drone) and make it available online, you also do something else beyond "building a memory".

Altered content: synthetic but seems real

When posting my photos online I used to say (proudly): no AI tool was used in the process of making this photo. I can no longer state that.

The promise of Spec-Driven Development

Envisioning a future where a small team of 3 maybe 4 people can build something magnificent - in the digital realm. Take a product person, add a few software engineers and someone with social media skills.

Fighting information overload: FocusUI

No menus. No more "File", "Edit", "View", "Window" and "Help". Yep, you read that right. No overlapping and competing "spaces" called "windows". None.

Circles of defense: your online accounts that really matter

When was the last time you changed your password for your GMail account? Do you know which of your accounts have your credit card details linked to them? Accounts with recurring fees? Let's sort these out.

Managing secrets: an era ending with passkeys

Password hygiene, one password to rule them all, one-time passcodes, 2FA, MFA. Magic links. Hardware tokens. Addressing the same issue: how to restrict access to sections of the digital world.

Digital dossier: connecting the dots

Profile pages you never knew existed. All collected, sorted and listed by a more powerful tool than Sherlock: Maigret.

Traces of your digital existence

Aiming at deleting all traces you made years ago, or simply want to see what's out there about you? Either way, the first step is to assess your online presence.

Robust Digital Footprint or...

Two worlds, two opposing philosophies: complete anonymity or a strong digital footprint. The story you tell online.

Your legacy: a digital vault

A comprehensive digital archive, preserving digital memories, photos, videos, and digitized documents so they can stand the test of time and be passed down as a lasting legacy.

Open source intelligence on yourself

The minimum you should do is to set up Google Alerts listing all your name variants and get notifications regularly, or "as-it-happens". Any mentions will be visible to you.

Control: the choice is yours?

With shadow profiles and digital fingerprinting, some entities - outside of your control - know more about you than you can ever collect online about yourself.