A collection of things I’ve built, shipped, or tinkered with. Some are polished, others are experiments that scratched an itch.


Walk When (iOS)

Every weather app tells you it’ll be 14°C and cloudy at 3pm. Walk When answers the thing you actually care about: when to go for a walk. It scores every hour from 0 to 100 on how pleasant it’d be outside, folding in feels-like temperature, rain, wind, cloud, air quality, and pollen, then surfaces the best few windows so you don’t have to do the math. Live on the App Store; I broke down the scoring engine here.

Dog Vision Filter (Web)

An experiment in computer vision: apply custom color transformation matrices to simulate how dogs see the world. Built as a responsive web app (with dual video feeds) and currently being ported into a native iOS app with Xcode.

Insomnia

A tiny Swift menubar app for macOS that keeps your mac awake on demand. Built as a lightweight alternative to Caffeine/KeepingYouAwake, with a clean UI and zero bloat.

Type

A minimalistic, developer-centric typing test built with Vanilla JS and Vite. Features real-world code snippets (React, Flask, Tokio), a custom “auto-jump” mechanic that keeps you in the flow, and a premium dark-mode aesthetic.