Gassupop: Cozy Habit Tracker
I designed and developed Gassupop, a cozy mobile habit tracker app available on the Google Play Store and iOS App Store, that turns daily tasks into a quiet little ritual. Users can add Daily tasks (reset at midnight) and Quests (stay until completed), weight each task by effort, and build their own pool of self-defined rewards. Completing tasks earns tokens that can be spent on a vertical Japanese-style gachapon machine with three hoppers, where every pull rolls a rarity (Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary) with reveal animations that scale accordingly.
React Native · Expo · TypeScript · 2026
Tiny Council: Decide for Me
I designed and developed The Tiny Council, a cozy mobile decision-making app available on the Google Play Store and iOS App Store, starring pixel-art versions of my three real dogs. Users type out the options they're stuck on (what to eat, what to watch, where to go) and the council confers: Gusto the skeptic, Lumie the wise one, and Clay the enthusiast each weigh in before Lumie delivers the final verdict. Fully offline-first with no ads, no accounts, and no nonsense, just three good dogs and one good answer.
React Native · Expo · TypeScript · 2026
G+U Gashapon Quotation Generator
I built a web application for G+U Gashapon to streamline and automate their rental quotation workflow. Users can input event details, select packages and add-ons, automatically compute totals, and generate printable quotations. The system also includes an AI-powered parser that extracts structured data from customer messages.
React.js · Express.js · OpenAI · Tailwind CSS · Vercel · 2026
Tita Cards
I designed and developed Tita Cards, a mobile app of animated greeting cards made for Filipino aunties to send on Messenger and Viber. The cards feature culturally specific sayings and auto-looping GIFs that capture the warmth and humor of tita culture
React Native · Expo · TypeScript · 2026
Tita Files
I designed and developed Tita Files, a playful field archive of Filipino tita and tito culture. Every auntie, every uncle, every honorary one, on record. The site documents 27 archetypes as official case files complete with case numbers and redacted evidence, alongside a quiz to find your own tita type, 300+ intercepted tita sayings organized by occasion, a chaotic group-chat party game called Tita Says, reunion bingo cards, and printable recognition certificates. Built as a companion site to Tita Cards.
Next.js · TypeScript · Vercel · 2026
MayKwenta PH
I built MayKwenta PH (may kwenta ang pera mo), a collection of 27 free, browser-based calculators for Philippine salaries, income tax, SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG contributions, loans, and savings, all updated for the 2026 rates. Every calculation runs locally on the device with no sign-up and no data collection, paired with plain-language guides that explain the rules behind the math with official sources.
Next.js · TypeScript · Vercel · 2026
chekkutooru
I created chekkutooru (チェックツール), a Japanese workshop-themed suite of 53 tiny browser and hardware checks that only your own device can answer: keyboard ghosting, dead pixels, refresh rate, hearing range, mic metering, ping and jitter, WCAG contrast, and more, plus a full-bench Device Certification exam that earns your device a rank. Everything runs locally in the browser with no data collection.
Next.js · TypeScript · Vercel · 2026
Merchprint PH (In Development)
I'm building a full-stack site for Merchprint PH, a local printing business. The storefront works like an online shop where customers browse products and add to cart, backed by a custom admin page that tracks orders, quotations, and inventory. I'm hand-rolling the backend from scratch with Hono, Drizzle, and PostgreSQL, this is where I'm deepening my backend skills on my own terms. Still in active development.
React · TypeScript · Hono · Drizzle · PostgreSQL · 2026
hacktype.pro
I built hacktype.pro, a typing speed test disguised as a hacker terminal, think Monkeytype, but for anyone who's ever fantasized about being a movie hacker. Dark terminal aesthetic, code-flavored word sets, a cozy hacker mode, and just enough drama to make fast typing feel dangerous. Open source.
React · CSS Modules · 2026
GentleWatch
I built GentleWatch, a transparent, kind screen-support browser extension and a gentle alternative to harsh parental controls for shared family computers. Built first for autistic and neurodivergent users, it replaces hard blocks and red alarm screens with loving reminders, calm transitions, and a warm message in your own words when time is up. It tracks time across every tab with idle detection, sorts it into YouTube, social media, games, and everything else, and sets daily limits with soft 10, 5, and 1 minute countdowns. A caregiver PIN can grant a little more time, while a private PIN-protected dashboard shows the day's report: total time, time per site, a timeline, top videos with repeat counts, and any gentle nudges shown. Private by design with no account and no server, supporting separate adult and child profiles, each with their own limits.
JavaScript · Chrome Extension · 2026
