// DEPLOYED UNITS :: FULL_INDEX
Thirteen deployed units and counting. Every card below is a real system — built, shipped, and in most cases still running on my own infrastructure. Status dots are honest: stable means stable, WIP means I'm still in the terminal.
Mobile extension for the ShareX Image Server. Browse, view, and upload screenshots from a phone — a React Native client talking to the same Spring Boot backend that powers the desktop pipeline.
Prompt-tuned chatbot for music enthusiasts, powered by Gemini 1.0 Pro. Diana analyzes song lyrics, unpacks meaning and mood, and talks music theory without losing the thread of a conversation.
A Java .WAV player with time-synced lyrics and a full library system. FFmpeg handles the decoding; the lyric engine keeps every line locked to the waveform — karaoke-grade timing in a desktop app.
Fast, self-hosted image drop server for efficient screenshot sharing. Spring Boot + MySQL under the hood, wired directly into the ShareX upload workflow — screenshot to shareable URL in under a second.
Local community connection platform — events, services, and people, mapped to where you actually live. React on the front, Spring Boot REST API on the back.
Online car sales portal with listings, search, and dealer flows. Classic JSP + Spring Boot server-rendered architecture over MySQL — built to enterprise coursework spec and polished past it.
The personal datacenter behind everything on this page. Docker fleets behind Nginx and Cloudflare, monitored and remotely accessible — hosting Immich, Jellyfin, Guacamole, local LLMs, and this very site.
Full-stack job portal — postings, applications, and employer dashboards, live on the homelab. A complete web development framework build, end to end.
3D model viewer controlled entirely by your hands — rotate, scale, and pan through the webcam. WebAR + hand tracking running in the browser, no install required.
WebAR skeletal-tracking shooter game built on MediaPipe. Your body is the controller — the camera tracks your pose and the browser renders the fight.
The legacy version of this portfolio, hosted for fun on a real Windows 2000 box running IIS 5.0, over plain HTTP. Part museum piece, part sysadmin flex — a 25-year-old stack kept alive on purpose.
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