Things I have shipped. Club operations software, a booking product used by real customers, games, and systems coursework.
A club operations app with two Streamlit surfaces: an admin dashboard and a member portal. SQLite stores prospects, members, events, RSVPs, and attendance as separate tables, so interest can be collected before someone becomes a member. Admins convert prospects, manage events, and track check-ins; members RSVP and check in themselves. I ran it for three campus clubs, including Kappa Sigma.
Built and maintained the customer-facing site for Lizard Repairs, the electronics repair business I ran for six years. The original React app handled booking, PayPal billing, and status updates so intake was not a pile of texts and spreadsheets. After I stopped taking repairs I migrated the site to Wix so it would stay online without paying for the custom domain.
A cross-platform mobile collection of Wordle, Hangman, and Snake with Material Design 3, dark/light themes, saved progress, a high-score leaderboard, and Firebase auth.
A cross-platform Tetris clone that runs in the terminal. It implements seven-bag randomization, a ghost piece, lock delay, HUD animations, and automated tests wired through Make.
A full-screen terminal UI with two live panes: type English or Morse and the other side updates instantly. Supports letters, digits, and common punctuation.
Places bulbs for Akari (Light Up) puzzles with backtracking and aggressive pruning. The solver validates inputs and reports conflicting constraints instead of failing silently.