Working software, open for inspection

Proof with labels, boundaries, and build notes.

The strongest examples below include build notes explaining the product question, approach, guardrails, and capabilities demonstrated. The complete archive keeps independent products, prototypes, directories, public-interest work, and pro bono work clearly identified.

Selected build notes

What was built, why it was shaped that way, and what it proves.

These are not dressed-up client success stories. Outcomes are omitted when there is no supportable measurement, and each relationship is labeled directly.

Independent product

Build note

ContractExtract

Turning contract documents into a reviewable workflow

A build note about designing AI-assisted document extraction around structured review rather than treating model output as a final answer.

Independent product

Build note

BuildMetric

Making contractor pricing math explainable

A build note about transparent business calculators for markup, overhead, pricing, and profit planning in contractor workflows.

Independent product

Build note

Creator Revenue Calculator

Helping creators compare revenue scenarios

A build note about turning several possible creator income streams into an interactive planning experience without promising earnings.

Pro bono local-business site

Build note

Low Price Auto Glass

A clearer mobile path for a local service business

A build note about a pro bono service website created for an independent auto-glass business in Moss Landing, California.

Complete live archive

24 distinct public builds.

The archive demonstrates range, not 24 paid clients. Product status is shown next to every project so experiments and owned tools are not mistaken for commissioned work.

AI and document tools

5 live

Calculators and planning tools

4 live

Business websites

2 live

Consumer tools

4 live

Research and directories

9 live

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