
Engine Miles
An iPhone app that estimates the split between electric miles versus gas-engine miles for your plug-in hybrid
Apps I've shipped, things I built at my internships, and a lot of side projects. The best ones are first.
30 projects
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An iPhone app that estimates the split between electric miles versus gas-engine miles for your plug-in hybrid

An iPhone habit time tracker: tap an activity and your time starts

Type what you need, and RelayReply makes the phone call, speaks for you, and asks you first when there's a decision to make.

An AI calendar assistant that turns chats, syllabi and emails into events you approve

A local AI assistant that turns plain English into database filters you can check

An AWS face-matching app that finds the professional athlete you resemble

An Azure-backed onboarding workspace that turns code repositories into living documentation

Finally, I was able to combine the ball tracking software with the motor controller to create a functional foosball goalie.

My program uses what some would call a brute force approach and consists of a few main parts.

A tool that reads old scanned records and suggests how to file them, with a person approving each one

A home alarm my dad and I hacked together in 2020, and I've rebuilt twice since

A map tool for comparing Seattle homes by what matters nearby

Python tools that made a defense contractor's quarterly security reports faster and safer

The 3,372-line Pygame casino game that got me hooked on building big projects

I always struggled with juggling note-taking and actively listening, often missing key points because I was too busy writing.

A Wordle solver that ranks guesses, narrows the answers, and can play automatically

A tool that lets AI agents like Claude use a real Chrome browser

Scores how empty every parking lot in a county is, using satellite images

A team project for requesting, approving and funding books for people in prison

A Pygame Sudoku app that generates, plays, checks, and solves puzzles

A two-day Pygame game: find the hidden square without hitting a bomb
An experiment in letting a local AI research a database and write its own reports
Tools for finding and fixing decades of messy records, with a person approving the fixes
A Duolingo bot that turned speaking practice into an XP machine

A shared trip plan where friends add ideas, vote on conflicts and pack together

A Telegram bot that told me how much I could spend on food each day at RIT
My first team prototype for checking dorm washers and dryers before walking downstairs

An early two-way Roman numeral converter with its own validity check

A tiny Python game squeezed into two deliberately ridiculous lines

My first Pygame project, with three levels of computer opponent