I enjoy building useful software and then sticking around for the less glamorous parts: handling edge cases, keeping data safe, and writing tests that make the next change easier.

I've contributed more than 50 merged pull requests to CodexBar, a macOS menu bar app for tracking AI coding usage. My contributions range from new provider integrations and quota forecasts to UI fixes, billing calculations, and regression tests.

Dayflow is a local-first productivity app I'm building for planning tasks, tracking focus time, keeping notes, and reviewing the week. Much of the work is below the surface: transaction boundaries, safe database migrations, backup and restore flows, architecture checks, and browser tests.

Echo Coach started as a way to practice interview answers out loud. It transcribes an answer, uses an LLM to help rewrite it, reads the improved version back, and saves a recap. I built the cloud-backed application and a mock mode so the main workflow can be tested without cloud credentials.

I like working where product behavior and reliability meet—making a workflow feel simple while taking the edge cases seriously.