I design, build, and ship iOS apps solo, from the first sketch to the App Store. Three of them are below.
Available for contract iOS work.
FloorSnap, my LiDAR flooring estimator, is live on the App Store.
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 fourteen 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 and ship production iOS apps on a pipeline that catches regressions before release, and I'm finishing an AAS in IT at SUNY Erie before transferring to SUNY Empire State for a BS in Information Technology.