Leonard
Morgenschweis

I'm a Master's computer science student at TUM in Munich. I like building software that runs locally on the device — mostly small tools and experiments around AI and audio. A few of my public projects are below.

Projects

Naomi

Local-first assistant for macOS

A macOS assistant I work on in my spare time. It pairs a small 3D companion character with bilingual (DE/EN) voice interaction and helps with everyday things — summarizing mail, adding calendar events and reminders, and answering questions grounded in my own notes and code. It runs entirely on-device using Apple Silicon (MLX).

Swift · SwiftUI · MLX · On-device LLMs · EventKit · Whisper

System overview

Interfaces

Core

Connectors

Every module runs on-device. Click one to see what it does.

View on GitHub ↗ Architecture decisions ↗

Hearing Aid

Software hearing aid in Rust

An experimental software hearing aid written in Rust. It runs a few common hearing-aid DSP steps — multiband compression, frequency shifting and noise suppression — through a low-latency audio pipeline, with optional live transcription via Whisper. Mostly a project to learn real-time audio processing.

Rust · DSP · cpal · RustFFT · whisper-rs · egui

View on GitHub ↗

Background

since 2026 M.Sc. Computer Science at the Technical University of Munich.
2022–2026 B.Sc. Informatik at the Technical University of Munich, minor in mechanical engineering. Thesis on a simulation environment for autonomous construction robots.
2025 Exchange semester at IIT Bombay — machine learning, blockchains, embedded systems.
since 2025 Working student at Noyes Technologies, Munich — automation engineer.
2023–24 Working student at Infineon Technologies — graphics & embedded software for automotive human-interface devices, working with evaluation boards and production hardware.