Open for select projects from Q4 2026
I design and build web products end to end — interfaces with a point of view, backends that stay boring in production.
Frontend engineering, Full-stack systems, Creative development
01 — Archive
Case studies first, then everything else I have shipped. Tap a row to open it.
Realtime planning boards that stay coherent offline.
A collaborative planning tool where every edit is a small, mergeable operation. Boards keep working on a train and reconcile quietly when the connection returns.
Teams lost edits whenever two people touched the same card.
Operation-based sync with a server that only orders, never decides.
Conflict dialogs deleted from the product entirely.
A logistics dashboard people actually leave open all day.
Fleet and shipment monitoring with dense, scannable tables and a map that never blocks the work. Built around keyboard-first triage.
Operators triaged alerts across four tools and a spreadsheet.
One virtualised table, one command palette, zero modal dialogs.
Common actions reachable in two keystrokes.
A canvas experiment turning any image into living print dots.
A small rendering study: images are re-drawn as halftone dots that respond to the pointer. Runs at a steady frame rate on a phone.
Most image effects fall over on mid-range phones.
Instanced points in a single draw call, sampled from a small texture.
One draw call, no per-frame allocation.
Realtime planning boards that stay coherent offline.
A collaborative planning tool where every edit is a small, mergeable operation. Boards keep working on a train and reconcile quietly when the connection returns.
Teams lost edits whenever two people touched the same card.
Operation-based sync with a server that only orders, never decides.
Conflict dialogs deleted from the product entirely.
A logistics dashboard people actually leave open all day.
Fleet and shipment monitoring with dense, scannable tables and a map that never blocks the work. Built around keyboard-first triage.
Operators triaged alerts across four tools and a spreadsheet.
One virtualised table, one command palette, zero modal dialogs.
Common actions reachable in two keystrokes.
A canvas experiment turning any image into living print dots.
A small rendering study: images are re-drawn as halftone dots that respond to the pointer. Runs at a steady frame rate on a phone.
Most image effects fall over on mid-range phones.
Instanced points in a single draw call, sampled from a small texture.
One draw call, no per-frame allocation.
A build-time asset pipeline in a single binary-sized CLI.
Fingerprints, compresses and inlines static assets, then writes a typed manifest so the app can never reference a file that does not exist.
Invoicing API with an append-only ledger underneath.
Double-entry bookkeeping exposed as a small REST API. Every balance is derived, nothing is overwritten, and every number can explain itself.
A Markdown editor that treats the keyboard as the interface.
Local-first notes with instant search and a vim-adjacent command layer. Documents are plain files; the app is just a very good window onto them.
A token-driven component library with a strict accessibility floor.
Twenty-odd primitives generated from a single token file. Every component ships with keyboard behaviour and focus management already solved.
A tiny terminal journal that syncs through plain Git.
One command to capture a thought, one to search everything. No accounts, no server — your history is a repository you already know how to back up.
02 — Profile
I build web products from the pixel to the query plan. I care about the parts nobody screenshots — latency, edge cases, and the empty state at 3 a.m.
Fast, accessible front ends with real motion design behind them.
APIs, data models and realtime layers that survive contact with users.
Small, sharp developer tooling that removes a repeated annoyance.
03 — Stack
$ ls frontend/
04 — Contact
Taking on select projects from Q4 2026. Email is the fastest route. Replies usually within a day.