INDEPENDENT PRODUCTSDESIGNED & BUILT BY ME
Made for
the fun of it.
Six small questions that became real apps.
Designed and built by me, with notes on the decisions behind them.
06 PRODUCTS / ALWAYS EXPLORING Mix a few drops. Chase the perfect match. A daily color game built around a small, satisfying moment of discovery.
THE QUESTION BEHIND ITCould an eye for color become a daily ritual?
Inside the idea
Shade turns noticing color into something you can play with: mix, compare, and get a little closer.
THE DESIGN LESSONSmall interactions carry the experience. The color, the feedback, and the next attempt have to make sense together.
A language companion exploring how speaking, listening, and translation can help people connect with a little more confidence.
THE QUESTION BEHIND ITHow do you join a conversation in a language you don’t know?
Inside the idea
Parla starts with participation: speaking, listening, and finding enough confidence to stay in the conversation.
THE DESIGN LESSONTranslation is only part of the job. The controls need to support the exchange without becoming another thing to manage.
A daily drawing ritual. Capture a moment, make a little mark, and build a collection of days worth remembering.
THE QUESTION BEHIND ITWhat if remembering a day started with one small drawing?
Inside the idea
Daymark gives a passing moment a place to land. A daily mark becomes a personal collection over time.
THE DESIGN LESSONA creative ritual needs a low starting barrier. Give people a reason to begin, and room to make it their own.
A daily memory puzzle that turns a simple route into a test of attention. See it, hold it in your mind, then find your way.
THE QUESTION BEHIND ITHow little does a memory game need?
Inside the idea
A route, a moment to look, and a chance to remember it. Path is built around that simple loop.
THE DESIGN LESSONA small rule set puts more weight on timing and feedback. The challenge should come from remembering, not understanding the interface.
Point your camera at the things around you and discover their name, pronunciation, and language in context.
THE QUESTION BEHIND ITCould the world around you become your vocabulary?
Inside the idea
Verba starts with the thing in front of you. A camera connects an object to its name and pronunciation.
THE DESIGN LESSONContext gives a word somewhere to stick. Keep the object, the word, and the sound connected in the same moment.
An AI styling experiment exploring how to make discovering a new look more personal, visual, and playful.
THE QUESTION BEHIND ITWhat makes a new look feel worth trying?
Inside the idea
StyleSpark explores identity through visual possibilities: an AI styling experiment built around seeing a different version of yourself.
THE DESIGN LESSONThe useful moment is comparison. A possibility becomes easier to judge when it is personal and concrete.