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YouTube, but it works like an old TV. Flip channels with a remote, go back with channel down, and the video controls stay out of the way.
Turn it onSenior front-end engineer · San Francisco
This is where I keep all of it: the games I make, the toy apps I build for fun, and the work I do for clients and teams.
Games
GameFrame is my one-person game studio. Every game runs right in your browser, and every one starts from an idea that probably shouldn’t be a game.
Games about things nobody makes games about.
Toy apps
Weekend projects that scratched an itch. Some are polished, some are a little rough, all of them work.
YouTube, but it works like an old TV. Flip channels with a remote, go back with channel down, and the video controls stay out of the way.
Turn it onA shared bucket list for friends and family. Make a list together, share it with a link and check things off as you go.
See the app[What it does, in one or two short sentences.]
[Try it]Work
I’ve spent my career in startups, building the front end and a good chunk of what sits behind it.
I build the workflows and dashboards that calculate how much energy R-Zero’s HVAC controls save each building. Data pipelines in n8n over TimescaleDB and Postgres, with Next.js dashboards on top.
I’m the team’s internal champion for AI-assisted development: shared conventions, real workflows and demos of what a small team can ship with it.
[What I did and what changed for them, in two short sentences.]
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