Two bands. Client work first.

A service for homeowners in dispute with their HOA. Violation notices and governing documents come in as PDFs and scans, get read by an extraction pipeline, and come out as structured case data a human can act on.

On top of that sits automated outreach and an internal operations dashboard, built in Angular on serverless functions, that pulls revenue from Stripe, email metrics from Klaviyo, ad performance from Google Ads and funnel data from Supabase into one screen.

This is the same document-intake shape as the pipeline in FIG. 01 on the home page. It is the reference implementation for a Build Sprint.

A multi-tenant application where every account’s data is isolated at the database level with Supabase row-level security rather than by filtering in application code. Telephony runs through Twilio, subscriptions and metering through Stripe.

Multi-tenancy, per-tenant billing and phone infrastructure are the three pieces most internal tools eventually need and most teams get wrong the first time. This is where I worked them out.

A production HTTP API on Flask 3 and Python 3.12, containerised, deployed to Heroku under gunicorn, talking to Supabase through a service-role client. Bearer token verification, a CORS allowlist, and a pytest suite over the endpoints.

Honest status: this backend is still being built up to parity. The production API currently runs out of the TypeScript routes in the frontend, and those get deleted once the Python side is verified. The README says under construction because it is.

Worth showing anyway. Rewriting a live API in a second language without dropping requests is the kind of migration a lot of internal software eventually needs.

A native iOS application written in Swift, with unit and UI test targets in the Xcode project alongside the app.

It is here for one reason: mobile is on the Custom Build list, and this is the evidence that when I say native iOS I mean Swift in Xcode rather than a web view in a wrapper. The public web presence is findmyprescription.com.

A text-message assistant that works as external executive function. Reminders, captures, and follow-ups arrive over SMS with nothing to install.

Carrier registration, scheduled sends, and two-way conversation flows: the same texting machinery agencies ask for, running as a subscription product.

A platform for running football squares games: boards, entries, and live game state for groups playing along with real games.

A background worker polls live scores, locks boards at kickoff and computes the winners for each period, so nobody has to keep score by hand.

A Metro Atlanta help network connecting families to donations, volunteer delivery, tutoring, and career tools. Directory, intake, and coordination in one build.