PROTOTYPING · VIBE CODING

AI Lab

A running log of experiments, tools, and side projects built with AI. A sketchbook, more than finished things.

Claude Code · Claude Design · Vercel

Well: Daily Check-in

A calm daily check-in for habit tracking.

Tap what you did today, see the month at a glance, and get plain-language trends on what's sticking and what's slipping. I noticed I don't track my habits when hunting down my paper planner feels like a chore right before bed. Trying this instead.

Well Today screen: a greeting and soft bubbles for each habit, like Read, Walk and Bed by 10

Today — tap the habits you kept

Well Grid screen: a month calendar with each day tinted by how many habits were kept

Grid — the whole month at a glance

Well Trends screen: cards noting which habits are steady and which are slipping

Trends — what's sticking, in plain language

Drift → Nocturne
The app shifts from its light theme to its dark one.

Microsoft Copilot · Power Automate

Teammate Feedback Pipeline

Raw feedback from store employees in → a weekly digest of themes and opportunities out.

Built an automated pipeline that turns raw feedback from store employees into a weekly digest of key themes and opportunities for the product team. The goal: give Designers a structured starting point to synthesize feedback, surface patterns, and bring actionable signal to PMs and planning conversations without having to spend a week in spreadsheets.

Claude Design · TBD

Shrimp & Grits App 🍤

My next pet project: an app to track my family's vacation hobby of finding and rating the best shrimp & grits we can find.

Mostly an excuse to build something real from scratch with AI tools and document the process. Gotta have a little fun! More soon.

Shrimply the Best app design: the log of rated restaurants, a restaurant detail page, and a new entry screen
Visual direction: “Shrimply the Best” — tap to expand
Claude Code · Vercel

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Built this portfolio entirely with Claude Code. No template, no Squarespace.

I'd been putting off updating my portfolio for years. Partly perfectionism, partly time.

What I learnedImperfect and live beats living in my head.