I combine modern engineering with detailed UI/UX design to ship products people actually enjoy using — the kind where someone sweated the hover states, the empty screens, and every 2 a.m. edge case. Explore the work below to see them in action.
Each project here was shaped over time — refining the small interactions, the empty states, the moments in between. The goal is software that feels considered rather than loud.
These digital products span different audiences and tones — from a meditative study tool, to a smarter dorm companion, to a platform that helps learners rise. One shared thread: care for the person on the other side of the screen.
A focused list, by design. A small selection is enough to show range, few enough to keep every entry worth your attention. Scroll on — each project gets the room it deserves below.
Building digital tools requires both robust technical logic and an eye for layout, spacing, and micro-animations. Here is the toolkit I rely on to bring products to life.
Discover cinema, curate with taste.
Inochi (命, life) is a streaming companion for the movie-obsessed and chronic show-bingers — a place to discover what's actually worth watching, track where you left off at 3 a.m., and never lose a friend's recommendation to the void again. Think Netflix meets a personal diary, minus the algorithm guilt.
Chasing light across the quiet edges of the world.
A travel photo blog capturing the quiet edges of the world. A growing collection of photographs from the places I've wandered — saved here, like collected fragments of light.
The thing I was building was myself.
For years, I thought I was building projects. Websites. Ideas. Places to put my curiosity. This book is the story of discovering that every creation was pointing somewhere deeper—that the thing being built was never the work itself, but the person creating it.
Always open to small, considered projects — things that need care more than scale. If that sounds like you, the door is open.