The engineering underneath.

2026, liveClubHiveNext.jsNeonDrizzleRead the case study →2024–2025AI Learning PlatformNext.jsSupabaseMulti-LLMRead the case study →2025Client Hosting PortalNext.js 16TypeScriptStripeRead the case study →

Years of building enterprise software, where an outage costs real money: Postgres schemas, Spring Boot APIs, React front ends, all shipped through proper pipelines. Every client site gets the same discipline. These are the projects I've gone deep on.

Case studies

Technical decisions, architecture choices, and what I'd do differently.

2026, live

ClubHive

Event booking platform for community clubs, live at clubhive.app — branded club pages, no-account RSVPs, a public API that powers the Bells Angels site, and a per-club attendee ledger that turns bookings into a community.

Next.jsNeonDrizzleBetter Auth

2024–2025

AI Learning Platform

Social learning platform — document-to-question-bank pipeline, adaptive spaced repetition, LLM router with provider fallback, and collaborative sharing via Supabase RLS.

Next.jsSupabaseMulti-LLM

2025

Client Hosting Portal

Client hosting portal — live status for every hosted site, Stripe Customer Portal billing, and the terminal-style authentication flow from its first, password-protected version.

Next.js 16TypeScriptStripe

B2B SaaS Boilerplate

Next.js, PostgreSQL, Stripe

Personal multi-tenant starter — subdomain routing, tenant-scoped Postgres, organisation auth, Stripe billing. Built to compress MVP delivery time.

Hackathons

Various

Most notably a check-in / check-out safety tool for social workers, alerting admins with live location when a worker misses check-out. Blank repo to working demo in a weekend.

Tools I reach for

Core: TypeScriptJavaScriptJavaSQL
Frontend: ReactNext.jsReduxGraphQLD3
Backend and data: Node.jsSpring BootPostgreSQLMySQLSupabase
Cloud and infrastructure: AWSKubernetesDockerJenkins

Still shipping, most days

My public GitHub activity over the last year.

391 contributions in the last year

The engineering underneath.The engineering underneath.