I build production-grade software with AI as the development team. Some of it was built for a Fortune 500. Some of it models a real business’s P&L. Some of it is a zombie game. All of it is real, working software.
A multi-module asset lifecycle platform managing 25k+ enterprise assets: dashboards, risk worklists, role-based access, saved views, and import pipelines. Designed, built, and demo-delivered to the client end to end.
The platform replaced a spreadsheet-and-email lifecycle process with a single register: risk scoring, end-of-life planning, mitigation tracking, and role-based access across plant sites.
An AI operations system for a fine jewelry studio: past clients back in reach, every client on one page, and the whole business on one screen.
A purpose-built financial operating system for a founder-led retail brand: full P&L modeling, per-employee bonus attainment engine, benchmark analysis, and an always-on AI advisor that talks like an aggressive fractional CFO.
A job search scanner built entirely with AI: no developers, no agency. You described what you were looking for, and it pulled live job listings, scored them against your criteria using a language model, and surfaced the ones worth your time. Built as an experiment to see how far AI-assisted product development could be pushed. Retired now that its hosted backend is decommissioned; the writeup is the record.
An automated flight search system built around a specific set of routes: live flight data pulled by API, automated email digests when target flights and fares appear, and a dashboard for tracking options over time. Set it once, and the flights come to you.
A post-apocalyptic survival game built in an afternoon with Cursor. Navigate a wasteland, avoiding radiation and zombies. Started as a test of how quickly you could go from concept to playable. Turns out, pretty quickly. Check it out and see what score you get.