Things I've built.

A legal-tech product surface for turning scattered firm, market, and practice-area signals into sharper research and decision support.

A distinct legal research and legal-intelligence site focused on making legal information easier to find, compare, and act on.

A separate clerkship-oriented legal tools site for organizing clerkship research, application strategy, and court-facing context.

A source-grounded learning system for courses and exams, built around retrieval practice, spaced repetition, and mastery queues.

A personal training intelligence system for lifting, running, recovery, and evidence-backed fitness planning.

A guided wine tasting companion for host-led dinner parties with structured tasting phases, blind reveal controls, and group results.

A California final-weeks bucket list planner built around real trip sequencing, priorities, and practical execution.

A Europe trip-planning app for routes, lodging, logistics, and day-by-day decision support.

A private hotel trip planner for points, certificates, statement credits, and trip-level allocation without exposing real balances publicly.

A personal Army planning tool starting with PCS decisions and designed to expand into career timelines, assignment planning, and benefits logic.

A local-first legal PDF reviewer that parses casebook excerpts, classifies legal passages, and writes conservative highlights back to the source PDF.

A dinner-party operating system for idea libraries, event pages, RSVPs, theme voting, bring lists, host dashboards, and post-party archives.

A collection of private and semi-private itinerary planners for Switzerland, Italy, Vermont, Alaska, Nashville, Japan, and other trips.

The personal site itself, rebuilt as a low-compute static system with structured content, reusable components, and a Git-backed editing flow.