Work
These are a few products I have built while learning how to turn real problems and ideas into working software. The emphasis is on the problem, the decisions, and what shipped, not the technology for its own sake.
Health tracking and intelligence
MyPepProtocol
MyPepProtocol is a private health product for people managing complex protocols. I built it to reduce the manual work of keeping treatments, schedules, inventory, labs, and other health records coherent over time.
A core product principle is simple: record information once, then reuse it where it is relevant. That idea has shaped decisions across protocol setup, inventory workflows, longitudinal health data, and AI-assisted analysis.
This is the project where my product judgment and execution are most developed.
Independent sports project
World Cup Tracker
I built World Cup Tracker to make the expanded 48-team 2026 World Cup easier to understand and follow in one place. It brings the tournament's 104-match schedule, group standings, knockout bracket, and prediction logic into a single interface.
With the tournament complete, it now serves as a historical reference rather than a live-event tool.
Independent project. Not affiliated with or endorsed by FIFA.
Customer Success experiment
Lighthouse
Lighthouse explores a simple question: can an account dashboard help explain what deserves attention instead of only displaying more data?
The project combines account-health signals, a portfolio view, and AI-generated executive briefs. I built it as an early portfolio experiment in a domain I already knew well. It remains intentionally smaller and less mature than the projects above.