I use AI to design and build products people use.

The operating system for a three-person stationery shop. AI that drafts, translates and watches stock, with a person always in the loop. It holds up a store doing $20k+ a month.

Two pitch concepts under the Spatial Delivery banner: a Vision Pro viewer for new store layouts, and a spatial storebuilder for cafe design teams.

A private AI companion I built for my mom. The brain is a local Gemma model running on a machine in my closet, so her notes and reminders never touch the cloud. It teaches her the PARA note-taking method instead of making her dependent on it.

A birthday present for my girlfriend, Thaolam. The app plans our meals, workouts and vitamins. The real gift is the promise behind it: she picks the food she loves, and I cook it, for as long as we're doing this.

F-Zero meets Cookie Clicker. A neon multiplayer racer where everyone shares one track, progress saves to the cloud, and you drive from Earth to Alpha Centauri. Built on Yard.sh.

REI's summer 2019 women's-outdoor campaign. A multi-surface brand system across homepage, landing pages, email, print, and partner co-brand placements. My first big campaign at REI.

Asymmetric multiplayer horror on Quest 3 + mobile. One player is in a horror game; four friends on phones are in a comedy. The design problem is making the same event read both ways.

Ocarina of Time in VR, running standalone on a Quest 3. I took a PC-only VR mod, ported it to the headset, and pushed Hyrule Field from 8 fps to a locked 72.

A desktop app that records your screen, trims and crops the clip, sizes it exactly, and compresses it to web weight. I built it to stop juggling Giphy, Adobe Media Encoder, and hand-written ffmpeg. Local only, nothing leaves your machine.