BasicAI
Led a tech and UX audit and a product strategy realignment for a data labeling platform, bridging US customers and an engineering team in Beijing in Chinese.
Learn more →Legacy Projects Archive
A collection of past projects, experiments, and tools I've built over the years. While these are no longer actively maintained, they represent important steps in my development journey and contributions to various communities.
Archived Projects
Awesome Biomarkers
An open source list of common biomarkers and blood tests, plus a free Google Sheets tracker for logging your own results. About 470 stars on GitHub.
Learn more →Manifest (Mirror) Journaling App
A journaling app that listens back: speak or type an entry and get sentiment and feedback on it. Started at a Cedars-Sinai hackathon in 2019.
Learn more →AttentiveAI
A weekend AR app that gave teachers a real-time attention score for each student. Won Best Use of IBM Technology at the 2019 AT&T 5G Hackathon in LA.
Learn more →Biomarker Tracker
A mobile app concept to help people make sense of their blood test results. We did the user research and design through a tested clickable prototype, but never launched it.
Learn more →PhotoStats.io (iOS + Android)
A quantified self app for iOS and Android that tracks, stores, and visualizes the metadata from the photos on your phone. Built in React Native.
Learn more →Todoist Export
A small open source Python script, plus a simple web version, for getting your completed task history out of Todoist and into a spreadsheet.
Learn more →WeAreNissan Portal
An internal web portal for Nissan Auto distributors to share marketing and customer insights. Multilingual, responsive, and used by thousands of Nissan employees.
Learn more →Drupal Open Source Contributions
About 40 Drupal modules, a distribution, and a theme shared on drupal.org between 2011 and 2016, mostly built to scratch an itch on real projects.
Learn more →Language Corner
An e-learning platform for blended learning: online group spaces where language teachers, content teachers, and their students could share, discuss, and learn together. In English, French, and Chinese.
Learn more →About These Projects
These projects span different phases of my career and interests, from early educational technology experiments to quantified self tools and open source contributions. While they may no longer be actively developed, each played a role in:
- Learning and experimentation - Testing new technologies and approaches
- Community contribution - Open source tools for various communities
- Problem solving - Addressing specific needs in education, health, and productivity
- Skill development - Building expertise across different technologies and domains
Many of these projects informed later work and continue to be referenced in my current projects. If you're interested in any of these areas or have questions about the approaches used, feel free to get in touch.
Current Work
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