Selected work

The personal portfolio website. Built using Next.js, Tailwind CSS V4, and custom WebGL shaders.

Staircase is a general purpose framework, built for Roblox developers that want a jumpstart into creating their game. It simplifies network handling, component declaration, and system management to streamline the game development cycle.

Antimatter is a note taking app that's synced between devices automatically since it's built into the browser. Powered by Ionic, React, and TypeScript, it focuses on a distraction-free task workflow to keep you focused and make reminders for yourself on any viewport.

Zenna is a powerful password manager built with Rust that lives within your own device. It uses SHA-256 encryption, the gold standard of file encryption, while also having an intuitive onboarding experience while setting things up, giving you a recovery phrase in case you forget your master password. It never uses the internet, and the only way to transfer your password over to another device is to follow a strict export guide, keeping your credentials completely safe from online leaks.

Rainbow is a Discord application with a cute little bunny as the mascot. Its main use is to make Discord servers a little bit more fun by providing interactive commands to play small, simple games and economy slash commands. Additionally, it provides useful moderation and utility actions to servers by automating events.

A now deprecated terminal utility prototype designed to interact with processes, file systems, and commands inside your console. Development was discontinued due to a lack of brandable material, design focus, and name confusion.

A now deprecated project simulating basic life events and decisions. Written in Python, it utilized advanced procedural algorithms to determine event outcomes, ensuring that every session was completely unique and every user action had a compounding effect on their simulator timeline.

A basic static website serving as a historical personal portfolio. Built with raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Although now deprecated due to the aging tech stack, the lightweight codebase loaded extremely fast and set the design language for future projects.

A simple piece of automation software that automated key presses, cursor movements, and typing, including program launchers. Written in Python, it was eventually discontinued due to declining motivation and aging libraries.

The official starting point of my programming journey. I initially searched for other Lua programmers to implement my game ideas, but after struggling to find reliable collaborators, I decided to teach myself coding. One of my first projects was an action game where a giant noob followed players, forcing them to use swords to defend themselves. This learning experience sparked my passion for software engineering.