Portfolio · Selected work
I use these case studies to explain what I was trying to solve, what I contributed, the trade-offs I made, and what I learned.
My current focus · 2025–2026
These four case studies cover my recent work in personal-finance tooling, wearable capture, API integrations, and developer-facing interfaces.
Mobile-first finance PWA · 2026
Personal Finances is the mobile-first PWA I built to turn my Firefly III data into a focused view of accounts, budgets, debts, recurring obligations, and transaction details. I keep the upstream credential on the server and the browser-facing experience deliberately narrow.
Watch-first prototype · 2026
Hermes Watch Capture is a watch-first iOS and watchOS prototype I built to capture a thought from Apple Watch or Siri and route it through a synchronous backend. A local outbox, signed requests, and idempotent delivery keep my retries explicit.
External API client · 2025
This project pairs a React and TypeScript frontend with a Go backend I built for the SSL Labs API. My interface turns the API’s asynchronous progress and returned states into a flow that is easier to follow.
API integration · 2026
For this integration, I turned selected WordPress and WooCommerce REST operations into local Model Context Protocol tools. Data-changing methods stay behind an explicit environment flag so write capability never feels accidental.
My earlier work · Project archive
I keep my earlier projects here because they show how my approach has changed across storefronts, mobile interfaces, and larger product ideas.
Mobile audio · Legacy project
Maravilla Stereo gave me the opportunity to build a focused React Native and Expo app where listeners could start the live stream and check the weekly schedule without extra navigation.
Restaurant website · Legacy project
For Super Alitas, I worked on a branded website that brought the menu, add-ons, locations, promotions, contact details, and ordering action into one place.
Realtime messaging · Legacy project
SuperChat was my practice project for understanding how a multi-user interface changes when messages move through persistent connections instead of normal request-response screens.
Customer energy portal · Legacy project
Mkaly is the customer-facing energy portal I worked on to bring public information, account access, billing, payments, and consumption-related tasks into one web interface.
Microservices platform · Legacy project
ForkFiesta was a collaborative university project where I explored a food-service platform split across services for reservations, delivery, menus, identity, and gateway routing.
Digital product storefront · Legacy project
For Artes Mafe, I built a simple branded storefront for presenting knitting-related digital products.
Medical image tooling · Legacy project
I built a Python and Streamlit interface around a NIfTI preprocessing workflow, bringing visualization, denoising, registration, segmentation, edge detection, and skull-removal controls into one place. I have not re-verified the processing pipeline itself.
Personal platform · Evolving
My portfolio is the personal platform I use to present selected work, skills, contact paths, and career material. I keep evolving it without discarding the identity people already recognize.
Restaurant website · Legacy project
I contributed to Karen’s Pizza as part of a collaborative website project. Because the source history is no longer available to me, I am limiting this case study to the team result instead of claiming a more specific individual role.
Travel planning concept · Legacy project
FlyWise was the travel-planning concept I worked on to bring itineraries, voice input, image-assisted place discovery, language options, and translation-oriented ideas into one interface.
Interactive learning · Legacy project
Olimpocraft was my attempt to explore Ancient Greece through game-inspired navigation and browser-based three-dimensional scenes instead of a conventional educational website.
Emergency coordination · Legacy project
I contributed to StrokeE, an academic health-emergency prototype designed around five role-specific PWAs spanning the patient and emergency-contact side, operators, paramedics, clinical staff, and administrators.
