Builder
I learn by building.
I’ve been doing it since I was a kid. The tools just keep changing.
Different tools. Same instinct.
Understand the system and build something useful with it.
I was taking computers and phones apart long before I was building products. I wanted to understand how they worked and see if I could fix them. I still approach a lot of problems that way.
Kouri · iPhone & Apple Watch
A product I use on my own runs.
Kouri brings together run tracking, training plans, and coaching. Building it means thinking about what a runner can read, hear, and act on while moving.
The first time I went on a run with software I’d built working on my iPhone, it felt real. I’d made something I could actually use.
See the App and My RoleI’m interested in what AI can help us do.
I see opportunities in the work people repeat every day: sorting information, following up with customers, keeping records, and moving tasks between systems. That’s where I want to put AI to work.
The part I care about is what that gives people time to do.
Less time on busywork means more time for customers, teams, and the conversations that matter.
Explore LimyeA Taste of Caribbean
Make the next step easy.
For a restaurant website, useful means helping someone find the menu, order food, ask about catering, or get directions. A Taste of Caribbean puts those decisions at the center of the page.
The food photography and Haitian identity give the site its character. The navigation gives people a way to act.
See A Taste of CaribbeanBuild what is missing.
Kouri, Limye, Arch, and Codebound started with things I wanted to understand or improve. Here’s where the work stands.
See My Projects