Chipless - Poker Helper
Run home poker games without physical chips.
Seat 3-8 players, rotate blinds automatically, track bets with sliders, and pick winners fast.
iOS and web product builds
I build focused iOS products that feel effortless and human.
This site highlights products I have shipped and projects currently in development, with a focus on clear UX and reliable engineering.
Current work spans mobile apps, backend services, and shipping support like analytics, CI/CD, and API integration.
Current headline
Shipping polished, utility-first products for social play and everyday use.
Selected work
Products built to simplify real moments.
A mix of independent builds and product work, with a focus on clarity, flow, and a little delight.
Who's On Aux
A live-updating Spotify playlist built for hanging with friends.
Queue songs together, keep sessions moving, and make every hang feel like a tiny DJ set. Reached 5,000+ downloads and roughly 20k impressions in 2023.
Anagram launches 2026
Anagram
A real-time multiplayer word game built for fast, friendly competition.
Socket-based backend with a Swift mobile client and a Node.js service powering real-time play.
Case study
Chipless: turning home poker into a smooth digital flow.
A closer look at the problem, the approach, and the results.
Challenge
Keep poker night moving fast without chips, confusion, or manual blind tracking.
Approach
Designed a table-first UI with seat indicators, action logs, and automatic blind rotation.
Outcome
Launch planned for 2026. Early build focuses on clarity, speed, and group flow.
Project archive
Every build, from capstones to experimental apps.
A broader list of shipped, archived, and in-progress product work.
Who's On Aux (2020)
Live-updating Spotify playlist app released on the App Store.
Anagram (In progress)
Real-time multiplayer word game with a socket-based backend.
FitFlow (2023)
A fitness social network for routines, goals, and photo sharing.
Yalty Dashboard (2020)
Messaging notification dashboard with serverless infrastructure.
Coin Collectors Assistant (2022)
Android app for meter routes, location lookups, and filtering by meter type.
Knowledgebase (2019)
Node.js Q&A platform with posts, comments, messaging, and templated views.
White Spot Allergy Filter (2019)
Menu filtering web app focused on allergies and DB performance.
ParkSafe (2019)
Android app that pulls crime data to assess parking safety.
Floral Trauma: MMST (2019)
Unity 3D capstone with multiplayer combat and a 23-person team.
McWiki (2017)
Dynamic game UI integration for in-game information display.
Capabilities
From concept to App Store-ready.
Product Strategy
Clarify the problem, define the journey, and map the MVP to real outcomes.
Mobile + Web Engineering
Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, React Native, Node.js, and ASP.NET builds with a focus on performance.
Automation + Integration
CI/CD, serverless infrastructure, and API integrations that keep products reliable.
Stack
Core technologies used across current projects.
Languages
Swift/SwiftUI, Objective-C, JavaScript, TypeScript, C#, SQL, HTML/CSS, Bash
Frameworks + Platforms
UIKit, SwiftUI, Node.js, React Native, ASP.NET, Unity 3D, Photon
Cloud + DevOps
AWS (Lambda, CodePipeline, EC2), Terraform, CI/CD, serverless, Git/GitHub
Integration + APIs
REST, OpenAPI, SOAP; Azure Integration Services (Logic Apps, Service Bus, Event Grid, API Management)
Databases
MySQL, MongoDB, SQL Server, Oracle, schema design, ETL/ELT concepts
Systems
macOS, Linux, Windows, networking fundamentals, command-line tooling
Methods
Agile/Scrum, UI/UX iteration, product discovery, analytics-informed releases
Delivery focus
Performance, interaction quality, stable releases, practical scope control
Typical project outputs
App features, backend APIs, deployment pipelines, integration docs, launch plans
Process
High-craft delivery without the chaos.
01
Discover
Define the audience, the moment, and the success metrics.
02
Design
Wireframes and prototypes focused on ease, speed, and tone.
03
Build
SwiftUI implementations with stable architecture and clean handoffs.
04
Launch
Ship, measure, and iterate with a smart release plan.
Project principles
How these products are designed and shipped.
Each build starts with a specific use case, then narrows to the shortest path from opening the app to getting value.
Implementation prioritizes speed, clarity, and maintainability so projects can evolve without expensive rewrites.
Design principles
- Clarity over complexity
- Playful, not gimmicky
- Fast actions with low friction
What success looks like
- Features that feel obvious in first use
- Stable releases that handle real traffic
- Projects that can be iterated quickly
Project timeline
Milestones across product releases and active builds.
2026
Chipless - launch preparation
- Refining game flow, blind rotation, and table interactions for release.
- Finalizing supporting pages, product messaging, and launch assets.
2025 - 2026
Anagram - real-time multiplayer architecture
- Building a socket-based backend and synchronized multiplayer gameplay.
- Designing quick-match interaction patterns for repeat sessions.
2023
Who's On Aux - growth phase
- Reached 5,000+ downloads and approximately 20k impressions.
- Improved collaboration flow for shared playlist sessions.
2020 - 2022
Infrastructure and dashboard builds
- Built dashboard and notification systems with AWS, Terraform, and CI/CD workflows.
2019 - 2020
Early product and capstone builds
- Released coursework and independent apps spanning mobile, web, and multiplayer systems.
Roadmap
Where active projects are headed next.
Q1 - Q2 2026
Chipless
Release candidate polish, onboarding refinement, and launch rollout.
2026
Anagram
Public release preparation and ongoing gameplay balancing.
Ongoing
Project archive updates
Publishing technical notes and release learnings for completed projects.
Contact
Ready to build something people love to use.
Tell me about the product, the timeline, and the impact you are aiming for.