Portfolio

Problems We Have Solved

Every project here started with a problem. Each card shows the problem, what we built, and the benefit. Open "Technical details" if you want the engineering side.

Screenshot of PricePairs
Comparison platform Not online right now

PricePairs

  • The problemShoppers lose time checking the same product across different sites.
  • What we builtPrice comparison platform that helps shoppers compare offers and spot better deals faster.
  • The benefitOffers sit side by side, so a better deal is easier to spot.
Technical details

Performance-sensitive market screens, a client-side privacy model, and disciplined API boundaries.

Screenshot of Meet and Roll
Live video community Not online right now

Meet and Roll

  • The problemRandom video chat, live debate, and creator tipping usually need three separate products.
  • What we builtLive social video platform for random chat, arena debates, tipping, and community rooms.
  • The benefitMatching, live rooms, moderation, and tips run in one place.
Technical details

Real-time rooms over WebSockets, WebRTC video, moderation tools, and a tipping flow with clear state changes.

Screenshot of PriceSkimp
Online store Not online right now

PriceSkimp

  • The problemA multi-vendor store needs search, a large catalog, and operator tools that a single-store template does not provide.
  • What we builtValue-focused ecommerce storefront for browsing products and finding quirky everyday deals.
  • The benefitShoppers browse and check out in one storefront while operators manage their own catalog.
Technical details

Catalog and search, cart and checkout, store onboarding, and operator admin tooling.

Screenshot of Southern Covenant
Service business platform Live

Southern Covenant

  • The problemA landscaping business needed website visitors to turn into estimate requests without back-and-forth calls.
  • What we builtLandscaping and property-service platform with guided intake and fast online estimates.
  • The benefitCustomers describe the job online, and the office sends the proposal and contract from the same system.
Technical details

Guided intake, a project gallery, and a quote, estimate, and contract pipeline.

Screenshot of WhatDay.ai
Productivity app Not online right now

WhatDay.ai

  • The problemCalendars, projects, and plans end up scattered across different apps.
  • What we builtAll-in-one productivity app for calendar, projects, plugins, and everyday life management.
  • The benefitDay, week, and month plans live next to project boards in one place.
Technical details

Calendar views, movable project boards, plugins, and a shareable meetup post. Built on .NET with an automated test project.

Screenshot of Honesty Software
Client portal and operations Live

Honesty Software

  • The problemA software company needs one place to take requests, write proposals, sign contracts, schedule meetings, and answer support.
  • What we builtThe site you are on: project intake, estimates, contracts, deposits, a shared calendar, support tickets, and email in one system.
  • The benefitClients can follow their project from the first request to launch without chasing emails.
Technical details

Rust (Axum) server, PostgreSQL, server-rendered pages, Stripe payments, email and text messaging integrations.

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