I'm a full-stack engineer passionate about building scalable solutions and delivering high-quality user experiences across the stack.
Tools and services I've used to ship and operate the projects below.
Seven products I designed, built, shipped, and operate — including this site.
A cross-platform dating app in the spirit of Tinder, Hinge, and Glam. Real-time matching over Firestore, geospatial discovery, in-app currency ("corns"), RevenueCat subscriptions, rewarded ads, and Vision-API content moderation. Localized in 9 languages. The hardest lesson has been distribution — shipping the app is only the first problem.
Updated: July 2026
Updated: July 2026Find any book series and read it in the right order — by publication date or in-world chronology. 100+ hand-curated series with original editorials, community-submitted reading times, NYT bestseller integration, and a Google-Books-powered generator so users can add new series themselves. Daily Vercel cron keeps data fresh; Amazon affiliate links monetize clicks.
Issued a token on Solana to learn the full lifecycle end to end: contract setup, liquidity provisioning, and DEX listing. A roughly $500 lesson in how tokenomics, fees, and market-making actually behave in the wild.
Updated: July 2026
Updated: July 2026Canonical play order with DLC placement, branching timelines, and HowLongToBeat estimates per game version. Imports from IGDB with auto-detected entry types (main / DLC / remaster / spinoff), stores per-platform playtime, and routes buy clicks through Amazon + CJ-affiliate store links with hashed-IP tracking. Auto-generated Open Graph images, ⌘K global search, and cookie-gated admin curator tools (entry-type editor, canonical-order editor, HLTB batch refresh).
The site you're on right now. Written in clean HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript with no frameworks or build tools. Dark theme, animated code showcase, glass-morphism cards, and a responsive layout that works from phone to ultrawide.
Updated: July 2026
Updated: July 2026~21 free, browser-based screen tests across four categories — panel & backlight (dead pixel, backlight bleed, burn-in), color & calibration (greyscale, gradient, gamma, viewing angle), motion & timing (refresh rate, ghosting, screen tearing), and fun utilities (fake broken screen, boot screen, screensaver) — plus a library of guides. Fully static and 100% client-side using the Fullscreen API, Wake Lock, and Canvas. No accounts, no backend.
A focused macOS utility for MacBook Pro XDR displays that unlocks the panel's extra brightness from the menu bar. The product page explains the problem clearly: macOS caps everyday content below the display's rated peak brightness, while MaxCandela gives users a one-click way to reach full brightness with true colors, no setup, and no account required.
Updated: July 2026I'm open to full-time roles and interesting freelance work.