Deep-dives into client projects (what shipped, what didn't, and what I'd do differently) — plus articles on process, tooling, and running a one-person studio.
A Philippine modular design + construction firm needed a proper web presence — portfolio-forward, quotation-ready, and a dealer login for their agent network.
One person, from Figma to production. Two concurrent projects max. This is the operating system that keeps solo work sustainable.
Leads in one tool, chats in another, campaigns somewhere else. The agency needed a single branded place that answered "what's actually happening this week?" So I built it.
Filipino retailers were stuck between global POS tools that don't fit and paper ledgers that don't scale. So I built one that speaks their language — GCash, Maya, BIR receipts.
Existing audit tools hand you a Lighthouse score and 47 tabs of docs. DeepSite scans your site once and returns a plain-English report you can actually act on.
A design-and-fabrication studio was emailing drawings back and forth — losing versions, leaking previews. I built a proper vault, locked by project, opened only by the right role.
A community needed to grow up fast — memberships, a merch shop, recurring donations. Standard checkout tools don't play nicely in the Philippines, so I built one that does.
A neighborhood laundry chain was tracking loads on paper and losing tickets weekly. I built a POS shaped around their actual workflow — pickup → wash → dry → pack → out.
A local LLM chat interface. Named after Fury, my first cat, who passed last year. I built it because I couldn't stop missing him, and typing to a screen felt closer than nothing.
Every PDF tool online either requires signup, hits a 5-page limit, or ships your file to some sketchy server. So I built a fully client-side one — merge, split, compress, sign, never uploads.
A personal voice assistant. JARVIS + FRIDAY as the tech inspiration, Wednesday Addams as the personality. Runs on Python and LLM APIs.
A local shop had zero online presence — searching for them returned nothing. One clean, fast page fixed all three problems in a week.