Project ecosystems
Projects are organized by lifecycle: current systems, explorations, and historical work. Tags describe capability, platform, format, and source status.
current
Media runtime ecosystem
A tvOS media runtime ecosystem shaped around long-running playback, native AVKit integration, content sources, plugin/API boundaries, and support documentation.
Uses the real constraints of Apple TV as a product boundary, organizing playback, an AVKit bridge, external sources, plugin references, and support tooling into a maintainable system.
Local-first AI reading product
A local-first AI reading product across iOS, macOS, iPadOS, and Safari Extension, using Cognitive Index to reorganize reading and saving.
Places AI inside reading, saving, indexing, and retrieval workflows so model capability becomes part of interface and data structure.
Workspace-first Codex runtime
A workspace-first Codex runtime made from a macOS desktop owner, Telegram adapter, and local management surface, binding real workspaces to continuous Codex sessions.
Turns agent use from one-off terminal sessions into a managed runtime: workspace binding, session continuity, Telegram threads, local TUI, and repair flows have to work as one system.
AI life logging ecosystem
A rebuild of a life and spending log product, combining AI prompts, Shortcuts, Action Button, multi-image capture, and a local database into a high-frequency iOS workflow.
Designs logging as a low-friction system where entry points, data model, AI assistance, and local storage all shape the product feel.
Dictionary / reading ecosystem
A dictionary and reading-tool ecosystem across iOS and macOS, including rewrite work, protocol boundaries, changelogs, dictionary lists, and usage documentation.
Maintains a tool product over time: lookup experience, data sources, cross-platform consistency, and product documentation all contribute to quality.
exploration
Local AI video factory
A local-first, white-box AI video pipeline that turns a news source into a branded YouTube Short with scripting, speech, A/B-roll, word-level subtitles, and packaging.
Treats generative AI as engineering work: IR, checkpoints, dependency hashes, review points, and failure recovery matter more than a single prompt.
Conversation history as project memory
A local analysis pipeline that turns long ChatGPT conversation history into structured reports, timelines, and knowledge artifacts.
Turns AI conversations from searchable archives into legible project memory: session summaries, turn-pair evidence, theme clustering, timelines, and report rendering become one traceable data flow.
history
Design archive / web portfolio
Historical website design work for enterprise, landmark, and brand sites, covering homepage direction, information hierarchy, visual proposals, and presentation.
Handles large website work from a designer's perspective: hero narrative, visual order, information density, and client communication have to work together.
Cross-platform Apple media/file app
A delisted Apple media/file app shaped around third-party players, multiple accounts, iCloud sync, Apple TV playback, and SwiftUI cross-platform reuse.
An early attempt to hold iOS, macOS, and tvOS inside one product and engineering system, where file lists, remote downloads, playback, focus behavior, and SwiftUI reuse all had to be handled.
Design archive / app QA
Historical design work around mobile UI QA, wallet flows, dark interfaces, media kits, and issue templates.
Moves design delivery toward reviewable quality: states, errors, flows, copy, and detail consistency all enter the scope.
Design archive / consumer product
Historical product design material for mini programs, cashback, expense logging, and consumer app scenarios, covering flow, interface, and business explanation.
Turns consumer scenarios into clear product paths where user tasks, merchant needs, visual hierarchy, and presentation support one another.
Design archive / visual identity
Historical brand, VI, logo, application, and presentation work, focused on visual systems and brand expression.
Turns abstract brand feeling into a usable visual system where symbols, color, typography, application, and proposal tone support one another.
Design archive / UX audit
UX audit, government/enterprise systems, admin flows, and product-structure notes, focused on diagnosing and organizing complex systems.
Reads complex product systems, separates roles, flows, states, information architecture, and interface issues, then turns them into actionable design documents.