Full-stack products I designed and shipped by hand. Each one runs on its own stack, picked to fit the problem.
Five phases, each one a living system.
A project management framework I designed, then built into a full-stack app. Every phase from Start to Goal (START → PLAN → DO → REVIEW → GOAL) has its own visualization, gate criteria, and tracking logic. I use it to run real client work.
Agents walk, work, and respond to real events.
A real-time isometric world in Phaser 3. When something fires elsewhere — an Asana task, a new Notion note, a Claude session ending — a themed agent spawns, walks to its quarter, and does the work on screen. I built it to make invisible automation tangible.
Offline-first life system with a context-aware AI coach.
A personal operating system: vision, quests, rituals, finances, and coaching in one app that works offline. The AI coach reads your real state first — North Star, active quests, journal, open todos, recent check-ins — and coaches against that instead of handing out generic motivation.
Dark-theme onboarding with GSAP — no framework, no build.
An onboarding site for a new team member. Custom GSAP character animations follow the cursor, and a live RSS feed pulls the latest content. It's all vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — no framework, no build step. Static files, deployed as-is, loads in under a second.