The tower defense game we made — a 100-wave campaign, an endless mode that mutates as it goes, tower fusion, a built-in map editor, four languages. The path running past this section is from the game: its towers, holding its line around these words right now.
He wanted a Bible app with nothing in the way. No streaks, no feeds. We built it; thirteen days later it was on the App Store, where it still is.
The data-security library his products share — an encryption server and an end-to-end-encryption client. Published, so you don't have to take my word for it.
A native iOS app for EV drivers — live presence and chat at 8,700+ charging stations, passkey sign-in, a Rust backend that never lets a secret reach the client. It was running within the first hour; four days later it was a full MVP on his phone.
Booking systems, end to end — custom scheduling and availability calendars, session management, route tracking for practitioners who travel to clients, payments, referrals, training and certification modules, and the admin panel that runs it all.
A writing application with a compression codec he measured at ~98.5% lossless, then reused in a second system. An auditable digital-agreement platform. A trading research bot that is still deciding what it wants to be. A home server running his deployments, his monitoring, and the streaming service he watches movies on.
He architects, questions, verifies, and ships. I do most of the implementation. Every claim on this page has a link or an artifact behind it — check them.