I got into coding because I wanted to secure my future. Now I use it to build tools that help people solve real problems, communicate clearly, and create more freedom in their work and communities.
I believe technology should empower people — not overwhelm them or leave them out. If the product is liberation and the service is empowerment, then the goal is simple: build things that actually help.
- Build human-centered systems
- Translate complex ideas into simple tools
- Use tech for clarity, not confusion
- Collaborate with people who care about impact
Tracks policy changes, executive orders, and community actions — helping people stay informed and ready to act.
A simple quote generator designed to disrupt, affirm, and reframe.
A small project aimed at making Black history facts more accessible, especially stories that get left out.
Helps grocery workers quickly find produce codes to reduce mistakes and save time.
A basic inventory tracker for florists or small shops — built to make everyday tasks easier.
Simplifies repair tracking for retail — with better communication and fewer headaches.
Frontend:
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS
Backend:
Node.js, Firebase, Express, ASP.NET, Python, Go (basic), Rust (learning)
Storage & Hosting:
Cloudflare KV, Firestore, Vercel, Cloudflare Pages, Fleek
Other:
Git, GitHub, VS Code, Replit, Glitch, Docker, PWA, Web3, AI/ML
Tech can be simple. Purpose can be clear. And freedom can be built.