Work
A website and portal for a client, and four apps I've built for myself and others. Most are live, so you can click through and try them.
Client work
A website and a login-protected portal for Ivory Wren Home Management, a home watch and residential oversight company in Houston, Texas. Their clients and field staff log in to see properties, vendors, jobs and invoices, and clients pay online with Stripe. Enquiries, the mailing list and weather checks run through it too.
Static site on Vercel · Supabase-backed portal
IVORYWREN.COM ↗My own apps
A private journal you talk to instead of type into. You speak an entry; it's transcribed, and Claude reflects on it and asks follow-up questions. Write free-flow or with a framework (Stoic, CBT, gratitude and more), prepare for and debrief therapy sessions, and look back through insights and a Wheel of Life. Entries can be read back to you aloud.
React (Vite) · Vercel · Supabase · Whisper (Groq) · Claude
INNERLOG.VERCEL.APP ↗Dutch alimony rules are hard to follow and expensive to have explained. The Partneralimentatie Calculator walks you through partner alimony, and child support if you need it, based on the Trema guidelines (rates for the first half of 2026) and the NIBUD table of child costs. In Dutch and English. It gives an indication to take to a mediator or lawyer, not legal advice.
One static HTML page, no build step
ALIMENTATIE-CALCULATOR.VERCEL.APP ↗A weekly menu and ordering site for a home cook. The chef publishes the week's dishes with prices, photos and allergen labels. Customers sign in with Google and order, with quantities and notes. The chef sees prep totals for the week.
Next.js · Supabase (Google sign-in, Postgres, Storage)
LET-RYAN-COOK.VERCEL.APP ↗Voice dictation for other apps. Hold to talk; what you say is transcribed with Whisper, tidied up, and lands in the app you're using. A Windows desktop app, with an Android version in pre-release.
Electron + React (Windows) · Android
Plus a few other half-baked projects that aren't ready to show yet.
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