Made during Hackrice 14, OweMe is an app that allows its users to scan a receipt, and easily split the cost of the items between friends. We used OpenAI api to parse and itemize the receipt, sveltekit for the frontend, and supabase to maintain transactions and user interactions. We used SvelteKit for the frontend and Capacitor and Tauri to convert it to a mobile app.

Made for our senior capstone game design class, Jump-n-gun is a 2d online co-op platforming game that allows players to boost their friends up levels using a variety of weapons. Made with the Godot game engine.

I led a team of 8 to create a full stack social media app for the All Star Code community. We wanted to create an app that encouraged member engagement in the community. At the time, BeReal was the viral app of the month so we decided to make BeCode, an app that gives its users a coding challenge at a random time once per day. We managed to put a full coding editor in the website and display the code in code blocks on a feed page. We ended up winning first place out of ~10 teams so we must've done something right!

The Houston Ballet used to only have a physical map to navigate their Nutcracker Market of over 270 merchants. This of course was a frustrating experience for atendees when trying to find a specific vendor. We created a website using Nextjs and an interactive map to make pathfinding much easier using MappedIn. We also allowed the vendors to add themselves to the website using Strapi as the CMS.

I made a game similar to the IMDB's Higher and Lower game where given two movies, you guess two movies' ratings in comparison to eachother but using Letterboxd's ratings instead because I prefer them. It was silly but I enjoyed making it. I used pygame because I didn't know how to make websites at the time. I also learned to webscrape to get the movie ratings since Letterboxd won't give me access to its api. I also think the name is a pretty clever pun on Akira Kurosawa's film, High and Low :D