I’m an avid journaler. Journaling (on and off) since my college days (2010’s). I’ve been doing physical journaling (good old pen and notebook), and digital (Notion, Rome Research, Obsidian and lately VS Code). So far, I tried to keep some form of gratitude journal, weekly retrospectives, and habit tracking. AI, and in particular Large Language…

This is the start of a series on using AI as a product professional, maker, author, and journaler. I’ve been using gen-AI quite a while, but started to use it ‘for real’ with Claude Code and the possibilities it makes possible. I will continue learning in public, building stuff and sharing as I go. I’ve…

I’m launching a minimalist journaling app to help you journal regularly and securely store and access your entries. The full micromemo version has 8 prompts, unlimited entries, and the possibility to search and filter them (as well as export). The free has 4 and a limited number of entries. Both are end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) so…

A friend recently asked me about breaking into product – how did I do it, what would I do differently, what did I do that worked well etc. Since a few people have asked me this already, and I would like to share my experiences and hopefully help, I got inspired to write this blog…

In the Autumn of 2024, I enrolled in PhD studies at the Faculty of Organizational Sciences, Belgrade University. In the meantime, I’ve been working on different subjects and research projects. A particularly challenging one has been a scientific article for a peer-reviewed journal I’ve been working on with my mentor. As of now, there are…

Hello, world.Meet Budgette, a minimalistic budgeting and cost tracking app. How does it work? It’s super simple: Categories and budgets are set up each month (you can copy from the previous month). Now, I’m off to add my expenses to Budgette, and if the app seems like something you could use – check it out…

Over the years, I tried different ways of organizing my time and tasks, such as Personal Kanban, ‘personal Scrum’, GTD / Getting Things Done, PARA method, Theme/Epic/Story pattern from product management, and many tools, such as Trello, Asana, Todoist, Miro, ‘note-making’ apps (Apple Notes, Roam Research and Obsidian) and Google Calendar with reclaim.ai. If I…

My interim contract is ending soon, so I’m looking for new opportunities! Update (15.03.2026.): I got a job! But the journey was tricky. Read more about looking for a job in product in 2026 – a no BS overview here. 👷 My experience over the last 5 years:– 𝐒𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐨𝐫 𝐏𝐌 (API; Intellectual Property), – 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐝…

Richard Feynman was one of the most important scientists of the 20th century, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist, and a unique, multifaceted individual (drummer, raconteur, teacher, and scientist). He had a framework called 12 Problems, which has become the heart of the work of many note-takers, digital gardeners (people taking (some) notes publicly to learn in…

In the moments when you lack focus or motivation, or when you procrastinate, maybe just the right thing to help is a change of the workspace – with virtual coworking. Last week, I stumbled upon the website Focusmate*. It’s a community of people trying to boost their productivity through an interesting activity – virtual coworking…