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Anonymized walk-throughs of work I've shipped: the problem, what I actually engineered, and the result it produced. Outcome metrics show up here only once they're confirmed with the client.
Free AI prompt manager (Chrome extension)
A free Chrome extension that saves, organizes, and one-click inserts AI prompts into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more. I designed and shipped the whole thing — serverless, private, and reliable across nine different AI chat sites.
On-device OCR + offline grammar checker (Chrome extension)
A free Chrome extension that pulls editable text out of any image, screenshot, PDF, or screen region — then proofreads, translates, and rewrites it, all without a server. V2 turned an OCR tool into a full local text pipeline: four WebAssembly models (OCR, grammar, translation, Chrome's built-in AI) running on the user's own hardware, 38 languages, and an always-on grammar checker that never uploads a draft. Lives at textquill.app.
Speech recognition engine for a low-resource language
Voice messages were reaching an AI assistant as an empty placeholder, because no affordable speech API handled the language well. I fine-tuned an open-source recognition model on a free GPU and shipped it as a self-hosted API on hardware that was already paid for: word error rate 0.808 to 0.379, and the wrong-alphabet failure eliminated.
Cloud telephony SaaS for high-growth teams
A cloud phone system where the call has to connect every time. The work: a real-time React/GraphQL interface over a WebRTC voice stack that stays responsive while live calls, queues, and presence update underneath it.
AI storytelling SaaS for parents & educators
An AI product that turns a prompt into an illustrated, age-appropriate story. I built the Next.js app and the LLM generation pipeline behind it, engineered for safe, consistent output and a generation wait that reads as intentional rather than broken.
Coastal-shipping marketplace platform
A platform connecting cargo owners with coastal-shipping capacity. I built the Next.js marketplace, including the matching, quoting, and booking flows that turn a fragmented, spreadsheet-driven process into something operators actually use.
Ingest hardening for a multi-tenant CRM (client engagement)
A partner platform's replay loop delivered 487,195 events into a CRM's webhook endpoint in eleven hours and pinned the box at 99% CPU. I traced it a week after the fact through a session-manager shell, found that all three existing protections were structurally incapable of catching it, and built the ingest budget that closes the class of failure rather than the instance.
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