Software engineer · 4+ years
I like taking an idea from a rough sketch to something people can download. I do the design and the code, and I run the servers too.
01 Now
iOS app
Food logging that stays out of your way
Most calorie trackers make you log food one item at a time. In Nutoro you put a whole meal on a plate, check the totals and log it in one tap. When typing is too much effort, scan the barcode or snap a photo and let AI fill it in.
Apple Health, but readable
Your iPhone collects a lot of health data and shows you very little of it. HealthCore turns it into trends you can read at a glance, like sleep stages and net calories, and hands out streaks for the habits you're working on. Your data never leaves the phone.
Little letters, delivered by a pig
You write a stack of love notes, and a pixel pig delivers one a day to someone you care about. Each letter they read grows a sunflower in their garden. In between, they can feed the pig and teach it tricks. The original Firebase version just got a full rebuild.
New letter today
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An AI trader that shows its work
An AI day trades BTC and MNQ on a simulated account and gets better from its own results. Everything happens in the open: each trade idea, the reasoning behind it and a running journal. It's a study tool for people learning to trade, not financial advice.
02 Before that
A faithful Windows remake, built with a classmate as a final term project.
C# · XAML · UWP
Prototypes, tools and a few games that never left my laptop.
03 About
I've been into computers since I was a kid, and programming was the first thing that really clicked. I studied computer science and have written software for a living ever since.
Most of my side projects start with something in my own life. I lift and I game, so I end up building health apps and entering game jams. I like owning the whole stack, right down to the server my apps run on.
I'm happiest with a puzzle I haven't solved yet.
04 Contact
Reach out about a role, a project or anything you saw here. I read everything.