Experiments
Every project here started with curiosity. Some are polished. Most are prototypes. All of them taught me something.
School Calendar Helper
Turn a school calendar URL into a clean, customizable family calendar with reminders.
Why I built this
Parents constantly miss school closures, half days, and conference days buried in school calendars. I wanted a tool that makes the schedule transparent before it hits your phone.
What it does
Paste a school calendar URL, review detected events by category, add family events, and download a standards-compliant ICS calendar — no accounts required.
BabyOS
A cheat sheet for new parents, from due date through toddlerhood.
Why I built this
I had a million tabs open about milestones, leaps, schedules or random middle-of-the-night questions. I wanted one place for questions that repeatedly came up to me, and for those that I should be asking.
What it does
Enter a due or birth date. Get stage-appropriate checklists, milestones, and what to expect this week.
FIRE Planner
A back-of-the-envelope calculator for financial independence.
Why I built this
There are a million FIRE calculators out there. I wanted one where I can control inputs and recommendations and eventually get live prompts (hopefully kudos!) on acting upon those recommendations. FIRE is the dream, no?
What it does
Plug in portfolio, spending, savings, and assumptions. Get your FIRE number and estimated timeline.
BKLN Bakes
Balkan pastries, baked in Brooklyn.
Why I built this
Little compares to eating your own warm kiflice with butter and a pinch of coarse salt. I wanted to see if I could take something I love making and actually run it as a business — enter the Carroll Gardens microbakery.
What it does
Browse what's baking, preorder kiflice, burek, and seasonal specials for pickup in Carroll Gardens.