Projects

Kalshi runs binary prediction markets on crypto prices every 15 minutes. Each one a simple yes/no question on whether a currency will close above a given strike. I was curious how correlated these markets are across assets, so I built a real-time dashboard to watch and compare them. BTC and ETH track each other closely; BTC and DOGE, not consistently. The app streams live implied probabilities via Kalshi's WebSocket API and plots them side-by-side on a D3 chart.

Landscaper's Logbook is my first micro-SaaS product: a 2D visual planning tool for landscapers to map and manage client gardens. I have a few gardens of my own and had been sketching layouts on graph paper for years, erasing and redrawing every time plants changed. I couldn't find an existing tool that was both affordable and something I was happy with, so I built one with Django, React, and PostgreSQL.

A browser-based implementation of Mexican Train Dominoes built with R3F. One of the core features is a Hints button, powered by the same search and sorting algorithms that drive the bot’s decision-making and enforce the game rules. These algorithms are exposed to human players, offering a way to analyze optimal moves and refine strategy in real time.

A 3D visualization of Conway’s Game of Life, built with Three.js to give the classic algorithm an organic, almost biological feel. I used instanced rendering to animate cell states, with world data processed in a Node.js backend.

An interactive globe that shows where common houseplants are native. The app uses Mapbox for visualization and a Node.js API with MongoDB to serve plant data. I built this because I wanted to learn about MongoDB and the MERN stack, and to satisfy my curiosity about global plant origins.

A playful, interactive ad built with Three.js while I worked in digital advertising at Vox Media. I handled all the code for the 3D game and worked with a designer on visuals. Click to place blocks, refresh to start over. Best viewed on desktop, not a mobile ad.