About the author
A mobile communications engineer by training. Twenty years in IT for urban planning and architecture — enough to know the field, though what I actually do is solve problems of processing data and documents. That work explains why Planning Signals exists: territorial planning and urban development law are tracked every day, because colleagues need it.
Everything else is not a hobby beside the job — it is what I live by. Audio engineering and digital signal processing, the whole path of making audio and video, filmmaking, Color Management and Color Science. Hardware, Computer Science, cryptography. In recent years — AI. Hence the daily technical feed: it covers what I would read anyway, only now I read it systematically.
Tensionix is the publisher. The programs carry the Audion brand, and it has a mark of its own: the Audion is where the digital age begins — the first triode.
How the tools are built
All the same way, and that is the point.
Portable — state lives in the program's own folder instead of spreading across the system. Verifiable — when a program claims something, it shows what the claim rests on. Open — Apache 2.0.
None of it is for sale and none of it urges anyone to anything. It works for me — it may come in handy for you.