Hi, I'm
Full-stack developer
I build websites and apps from start to finish, from how they look to everything that makes them work behind the scenes.
My favorite part is shipping something that actually works and makes someone's day easier. I care about the small details: if a task can take one click instead of three, it should.
Lately I've been building with AI tools like Claude Code. They help me move faster, while I stay hands-on with how everything looks, works and gets tested.
Check out my latest and proudest creation:
Chrono for time, roam for travel.
A trip planner built around your days. Map out every day down to the minute or keep it loose, even add a flight you haven't booked yet. Name each day, like "Disneyland Day" or "Jet Lag Rest Day", so you know what today's about at a glance.
Save things you want to do, eat or buy, then move them onto a day. Every day shows its weather, so the beach day can dodge the rain.
Pack with one simple checklist or bag by bag, so when you land at 11pm you know exactly which suitcase has the toothbrush.
Forward a booking email and ChronoRoam fills in the details. Get tips for where you're headed, like whether you need a visa or a plug adapter. Plan on your computer with the calendar view, then take it with you on your iPhone.
May 2026
A tool for parents that listens during a child's screen time and sends a text or email if it hears words you've flagged. Parents can set a word list for each child, limit screen time, lock the screen in Kid Mode and look back at what was said.
Jun 2024
A packing checklist where you can put items inside other items, like a toiletry bag inside a suitcase, so your list is easier to organize and search than a notes app.
Nov 2023
A flight search app that shows flight options and prices alongside the weather forecast for your destination, all in one place.
Before I wrote code, I spent four and a half years as a CAD drafter, turning rough concepts into precise 3D designs and finding ways to make the work faster and cheaper. That habit of asking "how could this be simpler?" is what pulled me into software.
I completed Springboard's Software Engineering program in 2024 and have kept building since. A lot of my projects come from travel, because planning trips is where I kept running into problems worth solving.
Away from the keyboard, I'm a dad and a family caregiver. Both remind me that the best tools are the ones that quietly make life easier for the people using them.
Personal Projects
Family
Lumicor
Springboard
South Seattle College