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Worth walking you through.

A short list on purpose. Each one has a problem behind it, a constraint that made it interesting, and a decision I would defend.

01AI & Products2026

Asterlo

An AI-assisted outreach platform that runs the whole email workflow — researching a contact from official sources, drafting a personalized message, then holding it at a human approval gate before anything sends. The hard part was building automation that can be stopped: approval gates, campaign holds and idempotent controls so a sequence never double-sends, and never keeps going after someone has replied.

  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • React
  • PostgreSQL
  • Gmail API
Asterlo's landing page: 'Personalized outreach, with the receipts.', above buttons to open the workspace
02Mobile Apps2026

RepDay — Gym Workout Planner

A native iOS workout planner, written in Swift and shipped to the U.S. App Store. Planned and improvised sessions share one model, so strength sets and duration-based cardio live in the same workout with independent concurrent rest timers, mid-session editing and undo. Everything stays on the device — no account, no analytics, no third-party SDKs.

Code
~15,000 lines
Source files
59
Localized
English · Chinese
  • Swift
  • SwiftUI
  • SwiftData
  • WidgetKit
  • EventKit
Three RepDay screens: the day's workout with set progress, the analytics view, and the weekly workout plan
03AI & Products2026

Campus Decoder

An AI coach that helps international students read the unwritten rules of a U.S. university — office hours, emailing a professor, a group project going sideways. You describe the situation in your own words and get back the norm you were missing plus a next step you can actually send. Built solo from concept to deployment for GatewayHacks 2026.

  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • LLM API
  • REST APIs
Campus Decoder's landing page: 'Decode the rules no one teaches', beside the four-step understand, practice, feedback, act path