I build products because I can't help it. If something is slow, repetitive, or needlessly annoying — I ship a fix. Sometimes even after dreaming about it.
Built solo from scratch after wanting to just speak my sets out loud and have AI log everything — like a friend who actually watches your progress. Voice logging via Whisper AI, GPT-4 Vision body composition analysis, muscle-group photo timelines, and a memory-powered AI coach that knows your full fitness history.
Scan your ingredients or type what you have and get instant recipes. Or just start cooking — MamaAI watches and guides you in real-time with Freestyle Mode.
Built after a hospital visit and an IBS-D diagnosis — I was exhausted figuring out what I could safely eat. Point your camera at any food, scan a barcode, and instantly know if it's safe for your IBS type, what a safe portion is, how to prep it, and how to lower flare risk. Built on Monash FODMAP research. No accounts, no data collection.
Analyzed millions of retail transactions to drive smarter purchasing, inventory management, and vendor optimization. Built a SQL ETL pipeline, ran Python EDA and hypothesis testing, and designed Power BI dashboards. Uncovered $2.71M in unsold inventory and identified bulk purchasing strategies cutting cost per unit by up to 72%.
Builder · Product Thinker · Maker
I build products because I naturally think in solutions. Anytime I see something slow, repetitive, or needlessly annoying, my mind jumps to "there should be a platform for this" — and I end up shipping it. Sometimes even after dreaming about it.
GymSage started because I used to send workout photos to a friend every day for feedback — but manually logging felt tedious. I wanted to just speak my sets out loud and have AI handle the rest. So I built it solo, from scratch: voice logging, GPT-4 Vision body analysis, a coaching layer with memory. The whole thing.
GutLens came from a hospital visit. An IBS-D diagnosis, a lot of confusing dietary research, and the exhaustion of figuring out what I could safely eat. I built a weekend tool for myself — point your camera at food, get instant FODMAP safety info. No accounts, no complexity.
I've built a handful of other tools that helped people save time or money — along with the classic collection of projects that ran perfectly on my laptop and immediately collapsed in production. A rite of passage I now take with humor.
What I bring to a team or co-founder partnership is a mix of initiative, ownership, and curiosity. I don't wait for perfect instructions — I explore, test, break things, fix them, and ship. I care about usability, scalability, and whether someone out there genuinely benefits from what I'm building.
"If the challenge is interesting and the impact is real — I'm all in."