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GepArt / 2026

Apps, experiments and notes

From simple tools needed here and now to complex products and systems for productivity, routine automation and working with AI. Everything starts with a specific problem that lacked a convenient solution

live · experiment · utility · building

LiveAppointment booking

GIL

A simple booking app for discovering services and choosing a convenient time

Open GIL
LiveLanguage learning

MojaHR

A Croatian practice app with structured lessons, vocabulary, exercises, and everyday situations

Open MojaHR
ToolDaily practice

Irregular Verbs

A compact tool for short, regular practice of irregular English verbs

Open the tool
ExperimentInteractive game

TouchPlay

A game for two made of unexpected prompts, choices, and reasons to talk

Open TouchPlay

Chrome extensions.

live · browser tools

LiveChrome extension

Tabster

Your sites. Your setup. Always within reach — from every new tab and any webpage

Open in Chrome Web Store

Notes from the work

essays · AI · tools

01AI / context

What AI Already Knows About You, and Why More Context Is Not Always Better

An experiment in asking AI to surface patterns from accumulated context — and what happens when detailed instructions begin to lead the answer.

Sep 3, 2026 · 6 min read Read on Medium
02Productivity / Chrome

Tabster: A Chrome Extension to Reduce Context Loss

How a personal launcher for direct links and keyboard shortcuts became a simpler alternative to bookmarks and productivity dashboards.

Aug 19, 2026 · 6 min read Read on Medium
03AI / engineering

“Why pay for this?”: The illusion of “free” solutions in a world where you can build anything yourself

A receipt-recognition rabbit hole about OCR, vision models, cheap APIs, and the engineering time hiding behind a free solution.

Aug 17, 2026 · 4 min read Read on Medium

About GepArt

Different in scope, connected by a concrete problem

Every project starts with a specific problem. It then stays a focused tool or grows into a more complex product — depending on what is actually needed

Starts with a real needThe starting point is a practical problem without a convenient solution
As simple as possibleA small tool does not need to pretend to be a platform
Develops through useThe next decisions come from practical use, not a long feature list