Here’s a collection of software I’ve built — things I’m proud of, things I’ve learned from, and a few projects that are still evolving...
Stocks
I've been into stock investing ever since my teenage years. I have my parents to thank for teaching me financial literacy. With endless curiosity I dug into books, videos, and podcasts on the subject, absorbing advice from prominent investors like Warren Buffett, looking for solid frameworks to guide my thinking. The book The Intelligent Investor stood out — its approach to stock evaluation clicked with me. This project brings that framework to life, making it easier to analyze and pick stocks. The app is also stuffed with Investopedia links to help curious users who want to dive deeper into the concepts and the numbers.
Setlistener
When I'm not slinging code, I'm usually playing in bands, which means prepping for live shows. And that can get messy: setlists in Google Docs, charts scattered in folders, demos buried in texts, random shared notes with important details, and everything else on Spotify. Setlistener cleans that up. It’s a simple hub where bands can practice their full set — charts, audio, and everything else, all in one place. From unreleased demos to well-known tracks, it’s all right there when you need it.