Personal Projects
Some of these projects solve a practical problem. Others begin with a question, an interest, or something I want to make for my family. Each is a chance to explore an idea and build something people can use.
A journaling app, a conversation game, a decision workbook, a learning experience, and a personalized discipleship journal: the interests vary. The project pages explain the thinking behind each one and what it makes possible.
An AI journaling app with a dark sumi-e aesthetic: mood-aware analysis and a weekly review that helps you notice patterns without turning reflection into a dashboard chore.
What makes it unique Mood-aware AI analysis, weekly review, and a distinctive ink-and-paper UI that feels calm instead of clinical.
View projectAn in-person multiplayer conversation game: host a room, share a link, and go deeper together.
What makes it unique Live rooms with a depth meter and host controls, made for people in the same room, not another chat feed.
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An Excel decision workbook that puts every opportunity through the same frame: attention cost, liquidity, reversibility, and the do-nothing option included.
What makes it unique One decision frame for capital moves, so “yes” and “no” share the same vocabulary.
View projectA personalized discipleship journal for boys ages 10 to 18: his name, age-fit wording, and Scripture you trust, delivered as a digital gift bundle for invited parents.
What makes it unique Guided discipleship pages personalized per boy, with companion materials parents can download after a short private setup.
View projectA personal work surface I built for capturing ideas, prioritizing tasks, and reflecting on the week.
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