Work

Projects from software, product work, and creative tools.

I like building useful things with personality, from production-ready apps to playful interactive experiences.

Stack

Tools I have used across these projects.

My public projects lean toward TypeScript and JavaScript, with a mix of browser extensions, hand-built interfaces, API experiments, Go utilities, and small scripts.

I tend to use the stack that fits the problem: a browser extension when the work needs to happen where someone already is, a small API when the logic needs to be reusable, a static site when speed and clarity matter, and a script when the best interface is just a command that saves time.

Some Technologies I've Worked With

TypeScript: Used for structured front-end tools and app experiments, including prompt, budget, MIDI, calculator, and package projects.
JavaScript: Used for browser behavior, small automation scripts, Express experiments, Google Apps Script utilities, and interactive music tools.
Browser extensions: Used for workflow tools that live inside the browser, including capturing, organizing, and reusing prompts without leaving the page.
HTML & CSS: Used for hand-built interfaces, responsive layouts, landing pages, portfolio work, and small business sites.
Go: Used for command-line and backend-leaning experiments, including image-to-ASCII conversion and Mattermost plugin work.
Node.js, Express & APIs: Used for server basics, deployable endpoints, API examples, and chord-function tools that expose music data through code.
Shell scripting: Used for local utilities, setup scripts, and workflow helpers like transcription-related command-line scripts.
React, Vue & Vite: Used to turn product ideas into testable front-end prototypes quickly, especially when forms, state, and repeated UI patterns need to stay organized.
Postgres: Used when an app needs reliable records, relationships, and queries instead of temporary browser-only state.
C, C++, Assembly & Scheme: Used to build a stronger mental model for memory, performance, recursion, and how higher-level tools behave underneath the abstraction.
Python 3: Used for quick automation and file-processing scripts that make cleanup, setup, and repeatable local workflows less manual.
WordPress: Built and adjusted content-managed sites so non-developers can update pages, menus, and copy without needing a developer for every small change.

Selected Code Projects

Prompt Palette

Problem: My best prompts kept getting scattered across notes, tabs, and tools.

Approach: I created a browser extension for fast capture, organization, and recall during real workflows.

Outcome: Prompt reuse became faster and more intentional, with less context switching and less repeated effort.

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Sage & Cedar

Problem: The brand experience in person was strong, but the website did not reflect that same clarity and polish.

Approach: I reworked structure, visual hierarchy, and responsive behavior to better match the brand voice.

Outcome: The result is a clearer digital presence that improves first impressions and helps visitors take action.

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Flowers by Leanne

Problem: The business needed a simple web presence that felt trustworthy and easy to navigate.

Approach: I built a lightweight informational site with clean layout, clear messaging, and mobile-friendly behavior.

Outcome: Customers can quickly find key information, and the business has a maintainable online home that supports local visibility.

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Fridge Poetry Lab

Problem: I wanted a writing space that felt spontaneous and playful, like improvising with words in real time.

Approach: I built an interactive magnet board with smooth drag behavior, persistent layout saving, and theme support.

Outcome: It became a reusable creative tool people can use for quick idea generation, writing practice, and collaborative play.

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Chord Function API

Problem: Harmonic analysis is powerful, but manually applying function logic is slow and inconsistent in apps.

Approach: I designed an API around key center, root, and chord quality to make functional harmony queryable.

Outcome: It enables reliable chord-function output that can plug directly into music tools and creative workflows.