I build things that make the complex feel simple.
Here’s a small collection of experiments in
communication, discovery, and learning.
From an idea to something you can interact with.
Take a look under the hood.
Showing all 3 projects.
From movement
to meaning.
A new way to be heard.
An ASL translation proof of concept that turns camera input into displayed and spoken English. Exploring how computer vision can make communication more accessible.
Every photo has a place.
A photo. A clue. A place.
Drop in a photo and explore where it might have been taken. Locus combines embedded GPS data or visual AI with an interactive map—and makes room for uncertainty.
One idea at a time.
What powers
the cell?
Less friction. More learning.
Turn your notes into a focused study space. Upload learning material and create summaries, flashcards, quizzes, and slides—with an AI coach grounded in your notebook.
I like starting with a question:
“Could this be a little easier?”
These projects explore that question in different ways: helping people communicate, finding the story behind a photo, and making a pile of notes easier to learn from.
They’re experiments in bringing thoughtful interfaces and useful technology together. The code is there to explore, too.
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