Selected things I've built — from civic tech for Philadelphia tenants to fishing intelligence and trading research. Public repo stats pull live from GitHub.
A personal-finance forecasting app that projects future account balances on an infinite-scroll calendar, so you can see the downstream effect of every recurring bill and paycheck before it happens.
Full-stack: authentication with 2FA, household sharing, a demo mode, and a forward-looking projection engine — with end-to-end and unit test suites.
A Pennsylvania fishing-intelligence platform that ingests USGS stream gauge data and Open-Meteo weather to compute a deterministic fishability score for trout streams, layered with PFBC trout classifications from ArcGIS.
Ships as a CLI, an HTTP API, and a web app with an interactive Leaflet map.
An iOS fishing logbook app for recording catches with photos and geodata, live on TestFlight with an over-the-air update pipeline.
Built as a Turborepo monorepo: Expo/React Native app, API workspace, and shared auth/db packages, with EAS Update wired into CI.
A tenant-centered mapping tool built during the 2020 eviction crisis: it groups Philadelphia Open Data property records by owner so tenants and organizers can research who really owns their housing.
Covered by Mic, and the subject of a Towards Data Science piece I wrote about the data work behind it.
A crypto-first paper-trading research platform: local-first, fully replayable runs with a backtest → walk-forward → promote loop, and paper-safe, fail-closed defaults so nothing trades real money by accident.
Docker-deployable scheduler with an experiment registry and config validation.
A data-annotation tool that helps community organizers triage large sets of canvassing addresses before deploying people, using pre-fetched Street View imagery that users can review, label, and comment on.
Built for Philadelphia housing- and garden-justice organizing work.