Projects

A custom digital media library built for the Ram Dass Love Serve Remember Foundation to give their team a single home for decades of archival audio, video, images, and documents.

Users can browse and search the entire archive from a clean, gallery-style interface, filtering by type, collection, rights, or any custom tag the team cares about. Opening an asset reveals a rich detail view with a built-in player, auto-generated transcripts, thumbnails, and editable metadata. Behind the scenes, AI quietly handles the slow work: transcribing recordings, suggesting tags, extracting key topics and people, and making everything semantically searchable so staff can find a specific quote or moment in seconds rather than hours.

Admins get tools for managing users and teams, configuring metadata fields, tracking rights, organizing collections, and generating share links for collaborators outside the organization.

My role: Frontend developer and UI/UX designer. I designed the interface and built out most of the client-side experience.

SnapShift is an iOS app I designed, built, and shipped to the App Store. Take or upload a photo of your work schedule and it extracts your shifts using on-device OCR, then drops them straight into a clean calendar view.

No accounts, no cloud sync, no analytics. Every event is stored locally on your device. The app is built around the idea that something as personal as your weekly schedule shouldn't require signing up for anything or handing your data to a server.

An internal analytics dashboard I designed and built the frontend for at Maha Media for the Be Here Now Network. It pulls Google Analytics 4 site metrics together with YouTube channel analytics into a single, unified reporting platform so the team can see content performance, audience trends, and traffic in one place.

My role: Frontend developer. I designed the dashboard layout, built the data visualization components, and shaped how site and channel data are presented side by side.

Numbers in the screenshots below are blurred to protect client data.

A Discord community I'm part of needed automated moderation, entertainment, and governance enforcement that felt unique and engaging rather than generic.

Built with Discord.js and Node.js. Implemented a custom sentencing system with jail time, appeals processes, and community leaderboards. Added oracle-style question answering and personality-driven interactions.

The result is an active, engaging community bot that handles moderation, entertainment, and governance in a way that keeps users engaged and the community self-regulating.