Chaos Compiler
A campus coding competition in the browser: a qualifier for every student, then a live finale where a rival sabotages the coder's screen.
Things I built to learn how they work.
Coursework, hackathon entries and experiments, with the code wherever I can share it.
A campus coding competition in the browser: a qualifier for every student, then a live finale where a rival sabotages the coder's screen.
A logistics management system with automated tests, a CI pipeline and a fallback when its currency API goes down.
An AI assistant for farmers that plans the growing season, spots crop disease from a photo and tracks harvests. It won 1st place at the 2025 Emeris Hackathon.
A team hackathon app that scores your commit message from 1 to 10, lets a bot roast it in a Discord-style chat, then commits only once you confirm.
Reads photos of handwritten church offering slips with AI, then fills in the ledgers and cashbooks once someone has checked the figures.
A small Windows app that clears loose files off the desktop into a sorted folder, after showing you exactly what will move.
Claims the daily login rewards for four games every evening, so nobody has to open each game's site.