── everything I've shipped
Work projects pay the bills. Side projects pay the catharsis. Both shaped how I think about systems.
work · 2020 — ongoing
The internal nervous system of Leapfrog — built one microservice at a time.
Information management and enterprise resource platform powering Leapfrog Technology's day-to-day. Multiple SPAs, a swarm of RESTful microservices, and a slow, deliberate climb up the AWS bill.
work · 2025
A customer service rep that never sleeps, never sighs, and never sends 'just checking in'.
Real-time voice-to-voice assistant built on Gemini Live for customer engagement and service automation. Latency tuned to feel like a human (well — a polite human who isn't on a call with their other line).
Express, but in Go, written on a Friday because boredom is a powerful motivator.
A minimal HTTP server framework for Go with middleware, routing, and a developer experience that doesn't fight you. The kind of side project that starts as 'just exploring an idea' and ends up actually useful.
personal · 2021
Real-time chat with a built-in profanity nanny.
Secure WebSocket-based chat app with HamroAuth integration, age verification, and content moderation. The kind of project that teaches you why every chat app inevitably reinvents itself three times.
personal · 2021
Drop-in auth so you can stop writing yet another login page.
Generic authentication-as-a-service module with admin dashboards, API usage tracking, and white-label sign-up/login screens. Auth0 if Auth0 was made by someone who also wanted to eat dal-bhat.
personal · 2020
A content/article forum built before everyone gave up and went to Substack.
Django-powered article-sharing web forum with clean publishing and reader-friendly threading.
personal · 2019
Android chat app. The name means 'what's up?' — yes, exactly.
Native Android chat with multimedia sharing, backed by Firebase Realtime Database.