These are side projects, not work. Most of them I built alone, end to end: design, code, App Store listing, pricing, support email. A few are real businesses with paying customers.
AI interview practice that asks the follow-up question
Interview rehearsal built around the follow-up, not the canned answer. Record a 60-second response, get coached on the substance, then get cross-examined on the weak part.
Family loan agreements, signed in about four minutes
Lending money to family usually happens on a handshake, and that is where it goes wrong. LendRight turns it into a signed, province-compliant agreement both people sign from their phones.
A discount card for halal restaurants across the GTA
A membership card that gets you 5–20% off at 457+ halal restaurants around Toronto. Deliberately not a delivery app: no commission, the restaurant keeps its margin.
Say the task, and it files itself
Voice-first task capture. Speak a task the way you'd say it out loud and it pulls out the date, the time and the priority on its own.
House cleaning with the price on the page
A cleaning service for Oakville, Burlington and Milton. The product decision was refusing to hide the price behind a quote form.
Habits, streaks and a heat map that makes you keep going
Habit tracking built around not breaking the chain. Streaks, progress charts and a year-view heat map, with schedules that bend for real life.
Templates for people who post more than they design
A story editor for Instagram and Snapchat: 300+ templates, 600+ stickers, 100+ backgrounds and 47 fonts. My longest-running app, shipped in 2019 and still updated.