
Selected work / Product Designer & Full-Stack Developer
WinDock
- Role
- Product Designer & Full-Stack Developer
- Client
- Personal project
- Year
- 2026
The main challenge was giving a phone interface reliable access to Windows behavior without moving the desktop into the cloud. The implementation separates the touch UI, local host, platform contract, and native helper; validates actions and endpoints; and keeps pairing inside…
A Windows app dock for the phone beside your keyboard. Launch apps, control media and brightness, and capture your main monitor through a landscape Android interface on your local network.





Three decisions shaped the final experience.
03A phone that feels like a dock
A landscape home screen with real app icons, four, six, or eight icons per page, swipe navigation, and hold-to-arrange gestures. Backgrounds and glass styles make the dock personal.
Native Windows integration
The C# helper supports classic and packaged Windows app identities, extracts icons, and handles launch and focus requests. A quiet tray companion starts the local host and exposes pairing…
Controls and capture within reach
Control media, volume, and supported display brightness, or capture the main monitor as a PNG screenshot or silent MP4 recording. Capture files stay on the PC.
Published a Windows installer, an Android APK, and a public interactive website. The first GitHub release passed 16 verification scripts with 930 assertions, Windows installation/launch/upgrade/uninstall checks, and Android build, unit tests, lint, and APK signature validation. The Windows download is currently unsigned and Android is debug-signed; these are stated clearly in the installation guidance.