I started in industrial design — objects, materials, the patience of making something you can hold. Then I spent years farming, where I learned that the best systems aren't controlled, they're tended.
Now I design digital things: apps, onboarding experiences, tools that help people think. The work changed shape; the practice didn't. I still start by paying attention, and I still finish by building.
Catyobi Studio is where all of it lives — client work and my own projects, side by side. Some things I make for others. Some I make because they need to exist.

// the common thread — curiosity, observation, documentation, and building.


I work with curious people who are experts in their own fields — and want help giving an idea a shape. You don't need to speak design. That's my job.