I'm a GIS analyst who builds data tools for cities — real-time transit dashboards, location-aware apps, and urban analytics — using AI-assisted development to turn spatial analysis into working software. Interested in the intersection of transportation, open data, and code.
Full-screen map of Berlin's public transport with real-time departures. Filter by line type, search any stop, auto-refreshes every 10 seconds.
Open App →GPS-powered departure board that finds nearby transit stops anywhere in the world. Live real-time data, presented as a clean arrivals table.
Open App →Enter any address and instantly see everything within walking distance — restaurants, transit, parks, pharmacies and more, mapped on a real pedestrian isochrone.
Open App →Navigate on foot from A to B along the shadiest path. Fetches real tree canopy data from OpenStreetMap, scores multiple route alternatives, and highlights where tree cover protects you from the sun.
Open App →Records live vehicle positions across Berlin and renders them as fading comet trails over a dark basemap, exportable as a video.
Open App →Urban planner and GIS analyst based in Berlin. Technion graduate passionate about how cities move — I cycle whenever I can and take public transport everywhere else. I'm not a traditional developer, so I lean on AI-assisted development to turn spatial analysis into data tools that help planners and commuters understand urban mobility.