Practical software for field, data, and AI-assisted workflows.

Survey-focused iOS app for CSV/DXF intake, live boundary-found tracking, coordinate geometry, line consolidation, and point-priority cleanup in the field.

Built around real survey workflows: import job data, track found boundary in real time, calculate COGO on-device, solidify useful lines, and reduce noise from points that do not matter to the current task.

Local-first evidence command center for high-stakes meetings: document vault, evidence cards, issue maps, live quote retrieval, meeting notes, and exportable packets.

Working React/TypeScript app with DOCX/PDF ingestion, local case-folder preloading, source-grounded evidence cards, contradiction mapping, agreement guardrails, encrypted workspace export, and packet generation.

Voice-first desktop app for long-form fiction and research with file-led storage, persistent project memory, and visible AI collaboration.

Launched into real use: Novel and Research modes, local filesystem project state, source-aware nonfiction workflows, and portable Windows packaging.

Offline bird-call trainer built for a friend, with custom quizzes, regional grinding, local progress, and a catalog covering roughly 1,100 United States bird species.

Useful as a working app and data-pipeline proof. Audio rights still need cleanup before any commercial release, so it is framed honestly as a personal/non-commercial project.

Python ETL across multi-year GNSS clock products and space-weather feeds, with partitioned Parquet outputs and anomaly detection.

Best public engineering signal today: CI, tests, package metadata, parsing fixtures, episode detection, canonical Arrow schema, Hive partitions, and context enrichment.

A deliberately difficult research build used to stress-test AI collaboration, validation discipline, and how far agent workflows can be pushed.

Best read as a methods artifact: control-room surface, doctrine, telemetry ledger, campaign reports, and evidence of how the AI workflow was managed under pressure.