A curated home for my websites, privacy-minded communication tools, aviation background, AI-generated demos, and data-focused experiments. This page brings together practical builds, rapid prototypes, and ideas turned into usable experiences.
A mix of practical applications, personal identity sites, and focused tools built around communication, privacy, aviation, and consulting.
An ephemeral chat platform built for lightweight, direct communication with support for audio, video, images, and text messages. The concept centers on short-lived interactions and simple, modern sharing without unnecessary permanence.
An ephemeral, privacy-first messenger concept designed around transient communication and a cleaner, more private experience. The emphasis is on secure-feeling interaction, minimal retention, and a focused user flow.
A site reflecting my aviation identity and flight background. I am an IFR-rated private pilot and a commercially certified Part 107 drone pilot, combining traditional flight proficiency with modern unmanned aircraft capability.
A professional web presence for solutions-oriented work, bringing together strategy, digital thinking, and practical implementation. The site represents a broader consulting and project-focused direction.
A personal art shop project built with Node.js, combining a custom storefront with PayPal integration and OpenAI-powered assistance to support listing creation, product details, and a smarter selling workflow.
Small experiments and working demos showing how quickly AI-assisted coding can turn a dataset, concept, or older workflow into something usable and visually accessible.
A quick demonstration of what can be produced in just a few minutes with AI coding and a structured dataset. It is related to work themes connected to SAMHSA and illustrates rapid transformation of data into an interactive interface.
A playful experiment in building an IQ-style test experience with AI assistance, exploring how fast a concept can become a polished interactive tool.
A locator-style utility built while experimenting with the buprenorphine locator dataset. The goal was to make retrieval easier and more approachable with AI help and lightweight presentation.
Inspired by earlier work at FSIS. Building something comparable 10–15 years ago took weeks; recreating a useful version today with AI support took almost no time. It is a direct example of how dramatically the creation cycle has changed.
A visual map of travels over time, turning personal movement and geography into an engaging timeline-like experience that is simple to browse and interpret.
Together these demos show a broader theme: AI can shrink development time from weeks to minutes for the right kind of prototype, making it easier to test ideas, validate interfaces, and reveal the value of structured data quickly.