whoami
Full-stack engineer. I ship products on the side.
cat about.txt
I build across the whole stack — native Swift on iPad and iPhone, TypeScript and Next.js on the web, and the Postgres, payments, and messaging plumbing behind them. Most of what follows I designed, wrote, shipped, and still maintain myself.
ls ./products
Apps and platforms I designed, built, and shipped end to end — most of them live on the App Store today.
7 entries
iPhone & iPad app
Quoting app for cleaning businesses. Scan a room with LiDAR or type its dimensions, price it from your own price book, and email a branded PDF quote before leaving the driveway. Works entirely offline — no account, no signal.
Web platform & service business
A home cleaning service in Roswell, GA and the full platform running it. Instant online quotes with no account, card payment at booking, and three role-separated portals — customer, crew, and admin — with dispatch, invoicing, recurring plans, and voice/SMS alerts to crews.
iPad app
Turns an iPad into a self-service visitor kiosk. Six configurable sign-in fields, an optional photo step, a signed agreement, and a searchable visit log that exports to CSV. Passcode-gated settings keep it staff-only.
iPad app
Replaces paper sign-up lists at events, classes, and open houses. Unlimited lists, up to six custom fields, full branding control, and password-protected settings. Rewritten from the ground up in Swift and SwiftUI for v2.0.
iPad app
Electronic visitor log book for front desks. Prints badges with a visitor photo, captures signatures, keeps a host directory, and texts hosts automatically when their visitor arrives.
iPad app
A digital guest book for weddings. Guests leave written messages, snap photos on the spot, and draw doodles and signatures — all saved together instead of on paper pages that fade.
iOS & web
Manage and send alert notifications from a single API call. Currently in development.
ls ./sites
Marketing and support sites I design and build for my own products. All statically rendered, all on the same modern stack.
3 entries
Studio catalogue
The studio site behind the apps. A typed catalogue drives the product grid, per-product detail pages, the sitemap, and the support form from one source of truth. Dark nebula theme built on CSS custom properties.
Product catalogue
Catalogue and support site for the iPad app line — app detail pages, screenshots, release notes, and a contact form wired to Resend.
Product landing page
Long-form landing page for CleanQuotes, composed of independent section components with device-framed screenshots. Contact form validated by a schema shared between client and server, with layered anti-spam.
ls ./archive
Retired, but worth keeping on the record — these ran in production for real customers.
3 entries
iOS & web
End-to-end event management. A web dashboard emailed and texted invitations carrying QR codes; companion mobile apps scanned guests in at the door.
Web app
Line management for the social-distancing era. Businesses queued customers remotely and notified them when it was their turn, instead of holding a crowd at the door.
iOS · Mac · Windows · web
A cross-platform task manager with native clients on four platforms and a syncing web app. Ran for ten years before being retired.
cat stack.json
What I actually reach for, grouped the way I think about it.
23 entries
{
"apple": ["Swift", "SwiftUI", "iPadOS", "iOS", "macOS", "visionOS", "LiDAR"],
"web": ["TypeScript", "React 19", "Next.js 16", "Tailwind v4", "Node", "PHP / Laravel"],
"backend": ["Postgres", "Supabase", "REST APIs", "Server Actions", "Auth / RBAC"],
"services": ["Stripe", "Twilio", "Resend", "Vercel", "App Store Connect"]
}
mail -s "hello"
Happy to talk about a project, a role, or any of the work above.