Software products built for reliability, usability, and production.

A free, local-first browser extension that blocks known advertising and tracking requests, manages supported cookie consent dialogs, and keeps privacy controls within reach.

I built CrumbWarden as a privacy-first Manifest V3 extension for Chromium and Firefox. It bundles its blocking rules, gives users precise control over cookie choices, promotional popups, trusted and blocked sites, and protection settings, and keeps preferences and reports on the device. There are no accounts, developer analytics, telemetry, runtime list downloads, or browsing-history uploads. The public product page and privacy policy are live while the browser-store packages await review.

A local-first browser extension that scans job application pages, identifies likely profile fields, and lets applicants review high-confidence matches before autofilling.

I built StackApply as a real cross-browser product, not an automatic application bot: it supports multi-step application workflows, reports fields that were filled, need review, or were blocked, stores applicant data locally, and never submits an application. One TypeScript codebase produces separate Manifest V3 builds for Chromium browsers and Firefox, with automated and manual release QA. A paid-feature architecture using Stripe-hosted checkout and signed entitlements is in development while the public Free Beta remains deliberately locked to free features.

A production-deployed campaign platform for organizing interconnected characters, sessions, locations, lore, plot points, spells, and equipment.

I designed and shipped the Angular application, Express REST API, and normalized PostgreSQL model used to manage years of connected campaign data. Public visitors get a restricted read-only demo, while authenticated keepers use protected CRUD workflows; SQL-level visibility rules prevent restricted records from reaching unauthorized users.

A productized Angular website system with eight reusable designs and eight matching self-service editors for quickly configuring, validating, purchasing, and delivering customer sites.

I own the platform end to end: shared configuration patterns keep copy, branding, media, links, and SEO out of component markup; assisted-service and self-service workspaces support home services, appointments, photography, art, creator, streaming, and lightweight commerce use cases. Template previews are available now, with self-service templates coming soon. Local connected workflows cover saved projects, sanitized uploads, frozen revisions, Stripe sandbox checkout, entitlement-bound ZIP delivery, and purchase recovery without claiming that public self-service sales are live.

A staffing and workforce-management dashboard built to demonstrate production-style Angular architecture and testable internal-tool workflows.

Northstar models how recruiting and operations teams manage openings, candidates, users, permissions, and hiring activity across tenants. I paired authenticated, role-aware CRUD workflows with an isolated seeded Playwright harness so automated tests exercise real user paths without changing local development data.

A responsive Angular website delivered for an agriculture education nonprofit and deployed on the client's hosting.

I handled requirements, implementation, original on-site photography, client feedback, and deployment handoff. The single-page experience presents the organization's educational programs clearly across desktop and mobile devices.