I’m Nenad, a Vienna-based software developer.

Next year marks ten years since I started working professionally on the web. I’ve built products people use daily, with small teams and large ones. It still feels like the best and most open medium for creativity, connection, and real problem-solving.

Right now I’m developing a German-learning platform and laying the groundwork for my first software studio. I also enjoy experimenting: running small society simulations, or getting to know the city I live in through data.

This site is where it all lives. I share my work, thoughts, and the links I find interesting. Have a look around, and if you’d like to say hi, there’s a contact page.

• September 23, 2026

  Personal Systems Can't Be Downloaded from the App Store

  What building my own small system, four tools in one app on a server I run, taught me about where software is going: toward fully personal systems that fit the way you work.

• August 15, 2026

  How Much of a City Can You Rebuild From Its Open Data?

  Vienna publishes data on everything from its 200,000 trees to its trams, and I used it to build two maps of the city I moved to five years ago. You can map almost everything and still miss what makes a city work.