I design and build focused products end-to-end: sharp interfaces, practical AI, reliable backends, and launch-ready deployment.
A private card-decision workspace for poker equity, pot odds, blackjack checks, and study notes.
A searchable promo-code intelligence site with verification labels, offer context, and claim paths.
Two live products that show the range: one private decision workspace, one public SEO-focused offer engine.
A decision workspace for players who want pot odds, equity thinking, blackjack checks, and notes in one calm interface.
Built around fast inputs, private study flow, and clear action guidance instead of noisy gambling dashboards.
Visit site →A promo-code intelligence site for CS2, Rust, and multi-game gambling offers with verification labels and responsible context.
Turns scattered casino offers into a structured comparison experience with clearer claim paths.
Visit site →The GitHub profile is real, but projects and pinned repositories stay empty until work is made public.
View GitHub ↗Projects I started, learned from, then put to the side. The line through the names is intentional: these are vault items, not active launches.
Solana bundling toolkit built around Jito flows for packaging launch transactions, coordinating wallet execution, and reducing failed or exposed moves during high-pressure entries.
Anonymous crypto swapping experience with a dark Silk Road-inspired interface, focused on privacy-first routing, clean swap intent, and a memorable product theme.
Wallet intelligence dashboard for watching selected wallets, following transaction patterns, and getting alerts when bundlers, coordinated wallets, or likely rug-pull actors move.
Production-grade web apps with modern stacks, polished UI, reliable flows, and enough structure to keep shipping after launch.
Practical AI implementations across chat, content, voice, automation, and model workflows without forcing AI where it does not help.
Fast prototypes that test the real product idea early, using AI-assisted development to move quickly without losing clarity.
Interface systems with reusable components, consistent states, and enough design discipline to make the product feel intentional.
Understand the problem, define the outcome, and decide what is worth building first.
Shape the interface, flows, and product feel before the build starts moving fast.
Turn the plan into working software with tight feedback loops and visible progress.
Review the product in use, catch rough edges, and adjust before they become expensive.
Refine the details, improve the flow, and keep the product aligned with real usage.
Launch with the right hosting, checks, and handoff so the build can keep running.