Proof

Don’t take my word for any of it.

Below, each claim made elsewhere on this site sits next to something hosted by Apple or GitHub, so you can check it without asking me. The figures that cannot be checked that way are named at the end rather than left in the pile.

Ships AI applications and gets them through App Review

Five applications built and released in 2026, four of them AI products, each live on the App Store now. Apple hosts the listings, so the release dates and the fact they passed review are not mine to assert.

Client apps that shipped and are still on the store

Four of the client engagements resulted in products that are public today. The Play Store accounts belong to the clients, not to me, so these confirm the apps exist and are live — not that I wrote them. That distinction is the reason they are a separate group rather than mixed in above.

Real-time systems: WebSockets, chat and presence

The two artifacts below are the same claim in code. One is a maintained client package; the other is a full chat implementation with the backend included.

Working on current problems, not archived ones

Agent tooling written in TypeScript and maintained through 2026. GitHub records the last commit date, which is the part that matters here.

Reads unfamiliar problems down to the library layer

Both of these exist because the available packages were unmaintained or absent, which is the ordinary shape of the work rather than a showcase.

What you cannot check here

Every figure attached to a client engagement is mine rather than yours to audit: the roughly 40% cut in unnecessary API calls, and the support numbers — ten minutes to thirty seconds, 70% of queries closed without a human. The first I counted in a private codebase; the second two come from a client's support queue, which I read rather than audited. Naming the clients and linking their store listings does not change any of that — a listing shows a product is live, never who built it. I have taken one claim off this site rather than leave it standing: an earlier version said performance and stability improved by 70%, which fused two different properties into one percentage no instrument produced. If the remaining numbers matter to a hiring decision, ask me on a call how each was counted. That is a better test than a number on a page.

If the checkable half is enough to be worth a conversation, the hire page answers the questions that usually come next, and contact is one message.