Kevin Hermawan

I'm a passionate software engineer and open-sourcerer who loves creating and sharing cool projects. I run tothepoint.dev, a Medium publication where I dive into practical, no-nonsense software engineering and coding tips.

I've had the joy of creating several apps and tools. One of my favorites is Ollamac, an open-source native macOS app that lets you easily interact with large language models like Llama, Mistral, and others. Another project I'm excited about is Canvas, also open-source, which brings the power of DALL-E to macOS.

In addition to these, I developed Readle, an AI-powered tool designed for daily English reading exercises to help improve your reading skills consistently. Then there's Listene, also powered by AI, aimed at boosting your English listening skills with regular practice.

I'm currently on an exciting journey as a computer science student pursuing my bachelor's degree. Alongside my studies, I mentor fellow students in software engineering, sharing my knowledge and passion for the field. I mainly code in TypeScript, Swift, and Python.

Beyond the world of code, I'm deeply interested in philosophy, ethics, and the deaf community. When I'm not coding or studying, you'll likely find me with a book in hand, diving into new ideas.

I'm always eager to connect with like-minded individuals and explore new opportunities. Feel free to reach out to me at kevin AT hermawan.ai or connect with me on X @kvnhermawan.

Thanks for stopping by!