iOS + product execution
Native app flows, progression systems, store operations, notifications, and release-minded UX.
Selected work
Recent projects that show how I operate
These are not just brand names. Each one demonstrates a different mix of product taste, engineering execution, debugging discipline, and follow-through.
01
BobaHub
Commerce ops across iOS, backend services, and production infrastructure.
BobaHub is a live full-stack product stack spanning customer and store iOS apps, admin tooling, backend APIs, printing flows, notifications, and production deployment. Recent work included standing up a single-VPS production bundle, wiring domains and TLS, and continuing store-side operational features.
- Shipped a live VPS stack with Docker Compose, Caddy, Postgres, Redis, API, and admin web
- Advanced iOS store operations: Brother printing, Bonjour discovery, and auto-ready workflows
- Implemented APNs order-ready notifications and Apple Pay integration groundwork
- Connected real production domains, DNS, HTTPS, and deployment documentation
admin.bobahub.app
02
TypingMaster
Fast iteration on gameplay, progression, persistence, and interface polish.
TypingMaster is a game-like typing app built to feel responsive, motivating, and replayable. Recent work focused on redesigning its evaluation ladder, fixing real persistence bugs, hardening startup/canvas behavior, and improving post-game summaries so the experience feels intentionally crafted instead of merely functional.
- Redesigned progression into a 7-phase skill-evaluation ladder across 8 tiers
- Fixed live progress persistence and restore issues on the public app
- Reworked summary/results into a cleaner 3-card layout with clearer celebration states
- Stabilized gameplay startup and shared canvas behavior across play modes
Captured from a fresh local build for portfolio review.
Local build
03
Interview Prep
Structured preparation workflows with auth, persistence, and system-design tooling.
This project combines a guided prep calendar with authenticated notes, attachments, and persistent system-design sessions. Recent work separated the backend into its own service, repaired the public stack, and fixed state-loss issues so progress and diagram work survive real use.
- Built a separate auth/backend service with register, login, refresh, notes, attachments, and prep-state APIs
- Reorganized the project into a cleaner multi-part structure for frontend, backend, and course content
- Repaired the public deployment and Cloudflare tunnel flow for reliable remote access
- Fixed saved-canvas data loss with regression coverage and verified restored design sessions
interviewlogicprep.baystrings.org
04
ClockRacer
A learning game that treats educational UX like product design, not homework.
ClockRacer turns analog clock reading into a real game with progression, pressure, and performance feedback. It shows the kind of product work I like doing: sharp loops, measurable improvement, and enough delight that people want to come back.
- Cross-platform product spanning browser and native iOS surfaces
- Leaderboard, achievements, guest/account progression, and TestFlight-ready release work
- Ongoing UX hardening around results flows, shortcuts, and progression state
- Educational mechanics framed as a polished consumer experience
clockracer.com
05
BayStrings + SoCalStrings
A repeatable regional content platform for the strings community.
BayStrings and SoCalStrings are proof that careful curation can scale when the underlying content model is strong. Together they show editorial judgment, repeatable information architecture, and steady operational upkeep — not just a static website launch.
- Built a reusable model for regional cultural discovery rather than one-off pages
- Maintained active rolling event windows with verification against official sources
- Combined clean public UX with disciplined behind-the-scenes content operations
- Expanded the same design language and data model across multiple regions without feeling templated
baystrings.org
