I build practical web applications
that solve real-world problems.
I focus on building system-based web applications in areas like finance, productivity, education, health, and social impact.
My goal is straightforward: turn real-world problems into simple, usable digital systems. Not products with excessive features, but tools that solve one thing well. I approach every project as an engineering challenge — define the problem, design the simplest system that solves it, build it clean.
Currently studying science while sharpening my full-stack skills through hands-on project work. Each project in my portfolio started with a real problem I wanted to address — not a tutorial, not a clone.
Building full-stack projects, learning system design, open to internship and collaboration opportunities.
Semantic markup, accessibility, document structure
Responsive layouts, Flexbox, Grid, animations
DOM manipulation, async/await, REST APIs, ES6+
Type safety, interfaces, generics, tooling
Six systems. Six real-world problems. Equal weight — no ranking.
A finance tracking system built for households — manage income streams, categorize expenses, and understand where money actually goes each month.
Most budgeting apps are built for individuals. Families share income from multiple sources and have overlapping expenses — FamilyLedger tracks it together.
An interactive financial literacy simulator that models income, savings, and lifestyle choices to visualize long-term outcomes. Features real-time dashboards, persona-based scenarios, and 10-year projections to make financial decisions intuitive and data-driven.
Financial decisions are abstract and their long-term impact is hard to visualize. This tool converts everyday choices into clear projections, helping users understand concepts like compound growth, opportunity cost, and financial risk in a practical way.
A platform concept for reducing food waste — connecting restaurants, households, and food banks to redistribute surplus food before it expires.
Food waste happens because surplus and need exist in separate silos with no coordination layer. FoodRescue is that coordination layer.
A waste tracking and community reporting system — citizens mark illegal dump sites on a live map, creating a public database for municipal action.
Illegal dumping goes unreported because there's no easy reporting channel and no visibility into the scale of the problem. A map makes it undeniable.
A real-time driver fatigue prediction system that analyzes multi-factor biometric signals (PERCLOS, blink rate, head pose, yawns, gaze) to forecast dangerous drowsiness up to 10 minutes in advance using AI-driven trend modeling and simulation.
Most driver monitoring systems react too late—after visible drowsiness. DriveSense AI predicts fatigue before critical thresholds using behavioral signals and circadian modeling, enabling early intervention and preventing accidents.
An AI-curated personalized learning path system — users set a learning goal and receive a structured, adaptive curriculum with resource recommendations.
Self-learners drown in choices. EduScape generates a clear, opinionated path from where you are to where you want to be — cutting through the noise.
I'm looking for internship opportunities, collaborations on interesting problems, or just good conversations about building things that matter.
Reach out if you're working on something that needs a developer who thinks in systems.