What I've built

Three personal projects, built and running. Two are live sites you can use today. None of it is client work, and the page says so, because a restaurant or a grocer deciding whether to spend $750 deserves to know exactly what they're looking at.

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What they show about the work I do for a business

A poster marketplace and a household app are not a back office. The plumbing is the same: data arriving from several places, money that has to be right, email that has to be read, and a person who approves before anything counts. Each card says what it proves.

DMB Poster Vault screenshot

Personal build

DMB Poster Vault: an archive with a marketplace

Over 2,800 concert posters, a marketplace with real payments, and price history pulled from eBay. Live and running.

What it shows: Real payments, data from several sources that doesn't agree, and a review queue before anything counts.

My own project

Personal build

allmahj: a second site from reused parts

A social catalog and marketplace for American mahjong. Built faster by reusing parts of the Poster Vault.

What it shows: Reusing what already works, so the second build is small and already tested.

My own project

Personal build

fridge-door: a household app that reads the mail

School emails and flyers in, organized to-dos out. Real API integrations, built for my own family.

What it shows: Email and paper in, drafted to-dos out, and a person approves before anything lands.

My own household

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