Developer focused on geospatial systems, routing algorithms, and practical software design. Creator of Crestr, an open-source hiking route planner built with accuracy, performance, and simplicity in mind.

• Based in Manchester, United Kingdom
• Incoming Computer Science student at the University of Manchester
• Interested in geospatial computation, elevation-aware routing, and efficient data structures
• Photography enthusiast (urban, hiking, long exposure, refraction)

Crestr is an open-source hiking route planner designed for reliability and precision.
Key features include:

• Elevation-aware routing
• Custom A* implementation
• KDTree-based spatial indexing
• GPX and GeoJSON export
• Light and dark mode UI
• Designed to run on local hardware (Raspberry Pi 5 + Docker)

Repository: Crestr-Hiking-App

• Crestr: OSS to plan, save and export/import routes without subscriptions