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ThingsI'vebuilt.

Not a portfolio of pitch decks. Real apps, real sites, real people using them.
The Skate Workshop
Mobile App • Web Platform
Live
The Skate Workshop
Olympic-level skate coaching — video feedback, 400+ trick database, multiplayer sessions. Live on iOS via TestFlight with Android builds rolling. Built for a coach who trained Olympic athletes. React Native, Stripe, real-time video.
React NativeNext.jsStripeReal-time
RenFaire Directory
Content Platform • SEO • Directory
Paused
RenFaire Directory
848 pages, 200+ Renaissance faire listings, top search rankings. A directory that actually makes money. Next.js, Supabase, structured data done right.
Next.jsTypeScriptSupabaseSEO
Cbarrgs Music
Artist Website
Live
Cbarrgs Music
Music artist portfolio with streaming integrations and performance optimization. Fast, discoverable, built for an artist who needed to be found.
Next.jsSEOPerformance
FixBot
AI Support Lane
Product
FixBot
Text it. It gets fixed. FixBot triages a business's support lane, auto-fixes clear-cut bugs, and ships them over the air — on the client's own server, with them owning everything. In beta with a salon and a cleaning-operations company.
AI AgentSupport AutomationSelf-hosted

Building a salon management app, a golf + skate course directory, and a few things I can't talk about yet. Want to be next?

Don't see your industry here? Doesn't matter. I build for the problem, not the vertical.

What every build gets.

These aren't one-off gigs — they run on the same infrastructure I use to run my own business. That's the standard.

Shipped, not prototyped

Everything here is in production with real users — TestFlight builds, live traffic, working payments.

Tested on me first

I run my own business on the same agent stacks and deploy pipelines I build for clients.

You own it

Code in your repo, data in your accounts, infra on your hosting. No lock-in, no license meters.

Stays maintained

Weekly health checks, monthly updates, and a real human (me) on call when something breaks.

$ echo "ready?"

If you made it this far, you already know if you want to talk.