I build small, useful things for the web. When I'm not building, I'm probably on a trail.


I love the whole arc: a messy idea in my notes app, a sketch on a trail, a weekend of building, and the moment a friend says "wait, you made this?" Right now I'm most curious about tools that help people study, plan, and play.
Sky at 6am, lake in July, this card.
Running and hiking are where my best ideas sneak up on me.
Eleven little worlds. Each one started as a sticky note and ended as something you can click.
A calm study planner with a focus timer, streaks, and a dashboard that makes "I studied today" feel like a win.

Expense tracking and budgets with analytics that are actually pretty to look at.

A pattern-recognition game that gets sneakier the better you get.

Cybersecurity simulations and a threat dashboard for learning by poking at things.

Drop in a dataset, explore it, and make charts you'd actually put in a slide.

Run a campus, keep students happy, and don't go broke. Harder than it sounds.

A programming puzzle game where you write short command sequences to escape each level.

A logic and pattern-solving puzzle game.
Built a tiny webpage for a school club and got hooked on making things move.
Memory Matrix, LogicGrid, Quantum Shift. Learned that fun is a feature.
Smart Study OS and FinSight. Friends started asking for features. Dangerous.
A home for all of it, and whatever comes next.
Internships, collabs, trail recommendations, or just a good playlist. My inbox is open.
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