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While this app is named for the Greek god of messages, Hermes is a mobile news app built with React Native and Expo that delivers real-time news from the New York Times API. This was designed with an editorial aesthetic heavily inspired by the NYT masthead, the high-contrast serif typography, a strict black and red palette, and fluid animations throughout. Hermes v1.0.0 features a hero feed with category-based browsing, debounced keyword search, article bookmarking, an in-app WebView reader, skeleton loading states, and error handling with retry support. Built on a clean feature-based architecture with a normalized API layer, TanStack Query for server state, and Reanimated 4 for UI-thread animations. I'll be implementing more features in upcoming versions....

This is my personal portfolio website or as I'd say - the portfolio to end all other portfolios on my part. It was created to solve a problem I kept running into, which was constantly updating my portfolio through editing the codebase. Instead, I designed the site to be fully content-driven. I built it on Next.js with Sanity CMS for handling all the content which basically means, I can write and publish without ever touching the codebase. Styled with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui for a clean, consistent UI, with Motion powering the animations and transitions throughout. Beyond the portfolio itself, the site has a fully functional blog and a live GitHub heatmap that pulls my real contribution data straight from the API. I'm also working on a Spotify widget that'll connect directly to my account, so you'll be able to see (and hear) whatever I'm listening to in real time.

VibeSync is a cross-platform music transfer bridge that allows users to seamlessly move their playlists and library between streaming services.

This was a project I thought I’d build after reading Atomic Habits by James Clear. The main purpose was to build something that’ll help foster good coding habits by making them attractive. And thus, came CodeStreak. CodeStreak is a community-driven platform designed to empower software developers through consistent coding habits. Track your streaks, share progress, and stay accountable with a community that keeps you moving forward.

Framez is a mobile-first social platform that I built with React Native, designed for sharing moments with clarity and simplicity. It was my first foray into the realm of mobile apps and it captures the essence of a modern social feed which are real-time updates, fluid navigation, and clean interface structure. Users can create posts, browse a communal feed, and view their own profile with all personal activity displayed elegantly. The build integrates secure authentication and persistent sessions, backed by a real-time database layer to keep the experience responsive and alive. While core features like posting, feed rendering, and profile views are already functional, the project continues to evolve with polishing, performance tuning, and deeper backend integration.