I build AI-powered web products. The motion is the product, not the decoration.
Three years in motion design before I moved into engineering, and it still runs everything I ship: timing, rhythm, and the small details that decide whether an interface feels intentional or just functional. I care about why a spring beats a tween, and I can build either.
Nitro Studio Live. A studio site for a Graphic designer and AI artist. The image viewer and video player are built, not installed, because opening an image and playing a video are the only two moments that matter on a portfolio. He uploads whatever the export dialog gives him and the site handles it before a visitor sees it, and every project gets a link preview typeset on its own artwork. Next.js, React, TypeScript, Payload, MongoDB, Tailwind, Motion, PostHog, Resend, Cloudflare R2.
convit
Conventional commits by AI, done right. It runs fully local so your code never leaves your machine, and it pre-analyzes the diff with weighted voting so the message describes the change instead of saying fix: update stuff.
Ellara An AI learning product. In active build, private for now.
Self-taught. I learned the craft from the people who obsess over it, and I pressure-test everything before I trust it. AI-native day to day, in a type-then-verify loop. I trust the work, not the demo.