Live SaaS products, capstone research, iOS tools. Status tags are current. Links go to case studies where I've written them up.
Career infrastructure for caregivers. Verified career records, a transparent 72–75% split on originated clients, curated matching — a demo platform where the caregiver is the customer.
Full-stack intake and dispatch platform for appliance repair companies. Multi-tenant property-manager portals, GPT-4o-mini triage, Twilio SMS + Resend email.
Production SaaS for field service companies. Web portal + React Native technician app, AI intake, dispatch, route optimization, invoicing, parts inventory. Co-built with Ruvim Yushchenko (founder/CEO); I own backend + UI frontend. 3+ live technicians.
UW Informatics capstone. Mobile-first PWA for young adults navigating menu anxiety. Energy-based check-in, recipe shuffler, OpenAI-Vision fridge scanner, SMS nudges, habit flame.
Multi-agent autonomous build system. Seven specialized agents in strict hierarchy, self-repairing on capability gaps. Built VoxAlign autonomously — 11 features, 360 backend tests passing, 6,666 LOC, public on GitHub.
A seven-agent council that ships features through a five-phase ritual. Built as Claude skills + Ralph Loop. Distilled from Rasputin (my bash-daemon ancestor); ~75% of the value at 10% of the operational complexity.
Voice-aware pitch correction that learns your vibrato, jitter, and formants before touching a note. CREPE at 10ms frames, DTW reference alignment, PSOLA + WORLD vocoder fallback. 360 backend tests passing.
Native iOS app for fast video compression and sharing. HEVC pipeline, RevenueCat + TelemetryDeck scaffolded, SwiftUI throughout. App Store submission ready.
Personal finance tool I built for my own workflow. Bank of America CSV import, auto-categorization, budget rules, and spending visualizations with Recharts.
Shiny-based exploratory data analysis and interactive dashboards from spring quarter — a tight grammar-of-graphics exercise in R with eleven commits of iteration. The project that started my habit of "be wrong quickly in a chart, then be right in code."
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Side projects, coursework, and weekend builds will live here. Java assignments, visualization riffs, anything I want to remember.