Personal builds and experiments. Some are AI pipelines that run while I sleep, some solve Saturday-morning problems for my family. All of them ship.
A premium gift registry and collection tracker for physical film collectors. Blu-ray, 4K UHD, DVD, VHS, Laserdisc, with attention to format, packaging, and edition detail, so family and friends gift the right edition instead of a duplicate.
A fully automated AI sports commentary site that runs without human intervention. Every morning at 3am it fetches live data from ESPN, NHL, and MLB APIs, generates persona-driven takes via Gemini, passes them through a safety judge, and publishes to GitHub Pages. Zero hosting cost, zero daily effort.
When Pine Gate Renewables went bankrupt, I started thinking about solar asset M&A. How would an acquirer surface acquisition targets on a regular basis, not just when a major portfolio collapses? I built a screener on entirely public data. 885 utility-scale plants, a per-plant gap signal showing how each one generates versus a comparable peer group, and a rule-based decomposition separating fixable underperformance from structural causes.
A structured product management methodology built natively in Claude Code. Includes specialized agents, PRD templates, decision frameworks, and customer signal synthesis workflows. Designed to be forked and adapted by any product team.
A mobile-first trip planning app for Walt Disney World with real-time two-device sync via Firebase. Built to solve the actual problem of coordinating a park day across a family. Features 170+ attractions, GPS park auto-detection, live show times, and a day-by-day itinerary builder.
A browser-based educational game with a rainforest conservation theme. Players answer grammar, math, and science questions leveled from PreK through 6th grade to help rescue the rainforest. Built to make learning feel like play.
If I wouldn't use it on a Tuesday, it doesn't get built. That filter kills most ideas in the first hour.
Unshipped projects don't teach. Every project on this page is live, has users (sometimes just my family), and the ones worth nurturing stay in active development.
ESPN, TMDB, Open-Meteo, public APIs. Plenty of interesting and impactful work isn't a new dataset, it's a new lens on a public one.
I'm always up for conversations about climate, AI, and products that touch the physical world. If you're working on something interesting, say hello.
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