Portfolio — 2026 / Self-taught
I build AI tools that help people. Shipped, not someday.
4 projects · 2026
Your phone stays still, or the session dies.
A focus timer that cannot be ignored, because the phone itself is the commitment. Start a session and put it down. Pick it up, or leave the app, and your anchor breaks.
Built for my mom's interview. Then for everyone else's.
An AI interview coach. Type the question you were just asked and get an answer back in under three seconds, in your own voice, built from your resume and your context.
One file. No framework. No build step.
Give it your niche, your format and your angle, and it returns a full short-form content pack — hook, script, timed overlays, caption and hashtags — in about thirty seconds.
Product demo videos, built in code. No camera.
Twelve-second product demos written as code and rendered frame by frame — motion, type and timing matched to each company's real brand by reading their own stylesheet.
Chapters, not dates — it's early
No class, no bootcamp, no one showing me. An idea, a laptop, and the loop: try, get stuck, figure it out, keep going.
She had a job interview coming up. I built her an AI helper so she could walk in ready. First lesson in building for a real person you love.
I turned my own focus problem into a real Android app. If the phone moves, you broke the deal. Shipping it taught me sensors, mobile builds, and finishing.
I taught myself to make product demo videos entirely in code and pitched them to real startups. Founders opened them. That changed what I thought a 14-year-old could sell.
Accepted into The Knowledge Society. Ten months of building with people who think big. I usually build alone — that's about to change.
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Building Anchor + ABØ Studios
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