Full-stack AI application developer. I architect intelligent systems — LLM applications, MCP integrations, enterprise automation — and I've spent the last stretch building fitness software that takes women's health seriously. Computer science and communications, in that order and both at once.
Lyva's coaching layer. Doris & June, a local assistant with a pgvector memory store behind an MCP server. Tools that remember what happened last time.
100,000 records a month and 40-table schemas by day. By night, a lottery win-engine built as pure testable Dart before a single screen existed.
Four children's picture books under a pen name, a book about work, fitness and self-worth, and a 102,000-word novel in edit. Writing isn't the hobby that sits beside the engineering.
AI fitness platform built under KineticIQ. OpenAI-driven workout and nutrition planning, with an MCP layer that bootstraps user context so coaching draws on 14-day trends instead of starting cold each session. Cycle-aware training, post-partum protocols and medical clearance validation — safety-first by design. Flutter and Firebase, offline-first with real-time sync.
A local-first AI assistant with real memory. Postgres and pgvector store embeddings generated by a local Ollama model; a FastMCP server exposes memory as callable tools over HTTP. A three-tier router keeps routine work on local models and escalates only when needed, under a hard monthly spend cap. Runs as a background service.
A book about rebuilding — work, fitness, friendship, money, direction, and the quiet crisis of male isolation. Written from experience rather than theory, and told as one man talking to another rather than a guru talking down. 178 pages, published 2026.
The app is built and TestFlight-ready. The work now is getting it in front of real people and listening. Stop building, start validating — the hardest part was never the code.
A 102,000-word novel, drafted and now in revision. Written alongside everything else, mostly early mornings.
Making local image and video generation usable without a node graph. Most recent addition: breaking long story chapters into resumable visual scenes with matching video prompts.
Perfect plans nobody follows are worth less than decent plans people stick to. Lyva locks your plan for 14 days on purpose.
No streak-shaming, no "crushing it", no notification spam. Guidance that respects the person on the other end.
Weeks 4–12 are where everyone quits. That's not a motivation problem to solve with badges — it's an identity one.
Open to freelance, collaborations, and full-time roles.