I build software.

Privacy tool · single HTML file

Scoped, expiring contact links. Linktree is a broadcast — one public page, identical for everyone. afa is the inverse: you choose which fields to share, how each is exposed, and when each expires. Button-only mode fires a real tel: or mailto: without ever rendering the value, so there is nothing on screen to photograph.

No server, no accounts. Payload rides in the URL fragment as packed binary — a number plus expiry costs ~55 characters instead of ~170 as JSON. Named for the Igbo word for name.

Offline-first PWA · single HTML file

A habit, workout and quest tracker built as a co-pilot rather than a dashboard. It ranks what deserves attention, names one next action, and stays quiet when nothing qualifies — saying why it is quiet, because an empty panel is indistinguishable from a broken one.

Six engines: attention ranking, a lifecycle state machine, and a quality gate that visibly rejects its own recommendations. Structurally cannot invent a number about you — no evidence renders an em dash and the reason.

Health platform

Book laboratory tests from anywhere and receive results securely online. Built for a market where the friction is rarely the test itself — it is the trip, the queue, and the paper envelope that arrives days later.

The one project where the medicine and the code are the same job: knowing which results matter, and how quickly, is a clinical question before it is a product one.

Financial instrument · single HTML file

Deliberately not a budgeting app. It has one job: keep operational capital alive until a fixed deadline. Log a discretionary expense and it tells you, before you commit, exactly how many days of runway that purchase destroys.

Adversarial by design — a failing discipline score or a RED risk state suspends discretionary logging for 24–72 hours, and the cooling-off period is not negotiable. Runs offline, stores nothing off-device.