Archived prototype
Vote 2024 Info
A civic information experiment focused on making election details easier to scan.
About
I care about useful software: tools that save a few minutes, make a decision clearer, or turn a rough idea into something people can try. AI has made building faster, but the real work is still judgment, taste, and understanding what should be simple.
Current focus
Now
Building
Small AI-assisted products, Chrome extensions, and focused web apps with clear everyday utility.
Exploring
Better workflows for prompting, verification, lightweight games, and interfaces that keep AI approachable.
Practicing
Shipping cleaner, faster, and with fewer moving parts so projects are easier to maintain over time.
Selected work
Featured Projects
Garbled
A word game that turns scrambled text into a quick daily decoding challenge.
Pin Prompts
A Chrome extension that keeps useful prompts close inside ChatGPT and Claude.
FactVerify
A fact-checking app built to make claims easier to inspect and verify.
Prototype shelf
Lab
A place for smaller experiments, archived prototypes, and ideas that taught me something useful.
Experiment
Name Line
A small identity and naming tool exploring how lightweight interfaces can feel personal.
Prototype
Trivia Game
A fast quiz-game prototype for testing pacing, feedback, and replay loops.
Short reflections
Build Notes
Small AI Tools Are Where the Magic Is
The best AI products do not always need to be giant platforms. Sometimes the useful thing is a tiny tool that removes one repeated annoyance.
What Chrome Extensions Taught Me About Product Focus
Extensions force the idea to live inside someone else’s workflow, which is a good test of whether the product actually earns its space.