I design, build, and ship iOS apps solo, from the first sketch to the App Store. Three of them are below.
A personal operator that runs my whole day, built on the Claude SDK. A proactive agent watches my projects and surfaces what needs attention, voice turns a thought into an action, and habits, workouts, and a spaced-repetition deck all level up in one place. A daily driver I build for myself, not a product, in a terminal idiom because that's how I think.
Snap a room, get square footage, and send a client-ready estimate in minutes. Built for the way contractors actually measure and quote jobs: from the field, not the office.
A tech-news reader that respects your time. AI-curated Top Picks across Apple, general tech, and Hacker News, a built-in podcast player for hands-free listening, a distraction-free reader mode, and save-for-later, all in one calm, fast app.
I taught myself to build and ship iOS apps, end to end.
Before code, I spent fifteen years owning and running CAP Flooring in Buffalo: estimating, installing, managing crews, carrying a business end to end. That's where I learned to scope, deliver, and own the outcome. Now I write Swift, ship multiple apps with AI tooling as a force multiplier, and I'm finishing an AAS in IT at SUNY Erie before transferring to SUNY Empire State for a BS in Information Technology.