Projects.

A native iOS app built on nights and weekends and shipped to the App Store. Fully offline by design: no accounts, no servers, no tracking. State and photos live on the device, where they belong.

Next.js portfolio with a typographic editorial feel, blur-in animations on every masthead, and a static-export build so there's no Node runtime to run. Self-hosted on a Raspberry Pi 4 over a Cloudflare Tunnel with no port forwarding, no inbound exposure, TLS terminated at Cloudflare's edge and plain HTTP inside a Docker network. Two containers on the Pi: Caddy serves the built `out/` folder, cloudflared keeps an outbound tunnel open. Updates are one `npm run build` and an `scp -r out` away.

Full-stack safety and incident management system: submit reports, run investigations, track corrective and preventive actions, and surface recurrence patterns on a dashboard. Built end-to-end against a hackathon clock for Herzog's Prompt-A-Palooza and placed 2nd. Auth, migrations, testing, and a one-command Docker spin-up all done inside the window.

One notetaking app for every surface I actually use: desktop and mobile, with Apple Pencil drawings and typed text living side by side in the same note and syncing across devices. A shared codebase underneath, and a release pipeline that ships binaries on every push. Still in progress, and the public repo is where the thinking happens.