A mix of what I've shipped for work, for hackathons, and for classes. Some are polished, some are rough around the edges, but each one taught me something.
An accessible AI web suite for neurodivergent job seekers — a mock interview platform designed with predictability and accommodation built in from the start, rather than bolted onto a generic interview tool.
A RAG-powered study tool that lets you upload PDFs and have an actual conversation with them — ask questions, get summaries, see highlighted source citations inline.
A competitive Battlesnake AI using A* pathfinding, flood fill, Voronoi space control, and an opponent profiler that classifies enemies into archetypes and adapts in real time, all within a 200ms budget.
Chrome extension that intercepts network requests and checks them against a database of 100+ known trackers across 7 categories, with a real-time privacy score and live visualizations.
Full-stack catering management platform built for a course. PHP + MySQL backend, complex JOIN queries for an admin dashboard, AJAX real-time chatbot, and SQL injection prevention throughout.
All-in-one productivity app combining a task manager, grade calculator, Pomodoro timer, notes app, and an analytics dashboard surfacing patterns across all modules.
First-person survival game on an abandoned space station, built in Unity. Enemy AI uses a finite state machine with NavMesh pathfinding and custom sound-investigation behaviors.
Desktop finance tracker built with Python and Tkinter — Matplotlib charts for category breakdown and spending over time, full CRUD with filtering.