Web Tools
I build digital tools that solve the kind of problems I run into regularly. One shipped (aside from this personal webpage that you can find on Github), more brewing.
I needed a simple tool for gesture drawing practice but couldn't find anything that wasn't bloated with features I didn't need or required creating accounts I didn't want. So I built one.
Pose Player lets you load your own images, display them in a clean grid, and cycle through them with simple clicks or keyboard shortcuts. You can adjust timing for timed sessions, randomize the order, or jump to specific images when you need to focus on particular poses. No cloud storage, no tracking, no sign-ups, just your images on your device, displayed exactly the way you want them.
Built with React and vanilla JavaScript because sometimes the best solution is the straightforward one. It does exactly what it needs to do, nothing more, and it's free for anyone who wants to use it.
What's Next?
The future, Marty !! But seriously, I'm working on a web tool for BVBS files, those standardized rebar data files that the construction industry uses but are notoriously painful to work with. Think of them as the digital blueprints for all the steel reinforcement in concrete structures.
The goal is simple: make BVBS files actually editable. View them in a clean interface, edit the rebar specifications, create new files from scratch, and save everything to the cloud so you can access your work from any device. Basically, take something that currently requires specialized (and expensive) software and make it work in any browser.
Still in early development, but the construction industry needs better tools, and this is my attempt to build one.