Personal work
Projects
Personal projects and quick experiments from hackathons.
Personal projects
Apps and experiments I built because I wanted to see if the idea would work.
Point at any spot on Earth and get a plain-language answer about how the crops there are doing. SatChat pulls fresh satellite imagery for the location you pick and has an AI model read it, flagging stressed fields and what's likely wrong, in seconds, from a web browser.
An iPhone app that answers "what can I cook with what I have?" Tell it what's in your kitchen and an AI writes a recipe around it, then adjusts by conversation. It also imports recipes from links and photos, tracks your pantry, and walks you through cooking step by step.
An electric guitar I assembled from individually chosen parts, then kept modifying, including building fuzz and treble-booster effects directly into the body so they're part of the instrument itself. A related project: hand-built switch boxes that let two amplifiers safely share one speaker cabinet.
An old smartphone given a second job as a security camera I can check from anywhere. Open one link, on a phone or laptop, no app or login, and you see and hear the room live, and can talk back through it.
A system for building demo websites for local businesses before ever pitching them. It researches an industry, finds good businesses with bad or missing sites, and turns their real reviews, photos, and services into a polished site they can open on their phone and react to.
