Work
What each project is, the numbers, and why I built it. Tap to learn more for the full story.
A phone app for truck drivers who own one truck. Every load is one record, from the day it’s booked to the day it’s paid.
My dad has driven a truck for 35 years, and the paperwork is the hardest part of his job. I built Centline to take that off his day. I design and build it on my own, and it’s in testing now.
Eight weeks in Tokyo as a UI/UX engineering intern, on an app that helps foreign residents of Japan with government paperwork.
I redesigned the navigation, built the design system and shipped every string in nine languages, because the people using it don’t all read Japanese. It’s on the App Store.
A web app for commuter students, built from five interviews for my Human-Computer Interaction course.
Campus apps are built for students who live there, and commuters get left out. I talked to five of them, built what they asked for, and one answer changed the whole app.
How I make everything above.
I’m one person doing the design and the code, so I use Claude, an AI assistant, as a second set of eyes. It lays out the options and checks the work against rules I wrote. I pick, and nothing goes live until I approve it.
