Designing
and shipping products
people actually use

All-Purpose Discord Guardian Bot — A modern, modular Discord bot featuring an interactive web dashboard, a music player, and AI-powered music recommendations and natural-language chat.

Werewolf-style social deduction, except the traitor is embezzling the office budget. Nobody sits out to moderate — the site deals the secret roles, runs each night and day phase, and calls the winner. Built for one room with everyone on their own phone, but the engine is server-authoritative, so remote play is just a chat layer away.

A corporate site for an IP consultancy — trademark registration, copyright filing, HAKI certificates. The job was making a slow, bureaucratic process read as orderly and legible, so it's built around clear steps instead of legal boilerplate.

A collaborative publication I write for and built — the deliberate opposite of formal news. UI/UX trends, tech, quarter-life crisis, whatever's in our heads that week. Ghost underneath, with everything tuned toward one thing: making long-form actually readable.

A church companion app — service schedules, daily devotionals, push announcements. Designed it, built it, shipped it to both stores.

The congregation's public site — events, about, gallery, and a devotional that lands every morning. Same visual language as the app, sized for the people who found the church on Google.

A game top-up and digital voucher store that runs itself — automated delivery in seconds, order lookup, and enough payment methods that nobody bounces at checkout. Open 24 hours without me in the loop.

Private cloud storage built on the idea that technology should be invisible — clean interface, no learning curve, servers across thirteen regions. The business model is the whole pitch: you pay for storage, nobody reads your files.