A complete archive of things I've designed, built, and shipped — from SaaS products to a blockchain-based voting system.
Learning Language App
Software as a service (SaaS) web app and learning tool built to help people learn Tagalog. Partnering with the Filipino American Student Association (FASA) @ Virginia Tech to spread the culture, build community, and give back to my alma mater.
Vocabulary Improvement Tool
Software as a service (SaaS), vocabulary-building web app that helps users expand and refine their personal lexicon. The goal is to improve verbal expression, vocabulary depth, and public speaking fluency over time.
Social Media Management
Software as a service (SaaS) web app and online tool designed to help create, plan, publish, and analyze your social media content. Built with Angular and integrated with multiple external social media APIs.
Conducted research while applying problem solving, entrepreneurial, and web development skills to create my very own multiframework SaaS product and passion project from the ground up.
Running Blog
Dynamic, interactive, and personal platform where I share my insights, expertise, and passion for running. Inspired by a goal to run 1,000 miles in a year, the website highlights the running community that I have been able to foster alongside family and friends. As of September 2025, the community currently has over 160 members!
Decentralized Polling Application
In an effort to provide a more secure and reliable means of voting, this project leverages blockchain technology to ensure a more reliable, secure, cost-effective, and time-saving approach to the election process.
Completed as a semester-long partner project for a graduate course at Virginia Tech, I designed and implemented the entirety of the front-end, before eventually connecting to my partner's backend. This consisted of designing the components, integrating it with the Web3.js library, and communicating with the middleware. Read Blockchain Powered Voting on the Ethereum Virtual Machine for more information.
Student Chatroom
"Tongue-in-cheek" project built to connect college students who are bored during lecture. In addition to providing access to amusement through a public chat room, Campus Yawns aims to provide insightful server data describing the live website student demographic.
Users can view number of students online and from which colleges. Breakdowns of each school by year and major are also visible. Future commits will include individual school and class chat rooms.