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 →Records live NYC subway train positions from the MTA's real-time feeds and renders each train as its actual line-number bullet (1, 6, L, A, N…) over a dark basemap, exportable as a video.
Open App →Maps every cellular antenna site in Israel from official government open data, shaping each coverage buffer against real terrain line-of-sight (SRTM) and coloring it by the radiation reading actually published for that site.
Open App →A route planner for motorcyclists. It forecasts the weather at the hour you will actually reach each point along the way, scores the risk for riding (gusts, rain, ice, fog) and suggests a better departure time.
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.