$ whoami
role="software engineer" focus="dev tools + native mobile + ai agents"
I ship things. Currently shipping
spectr.to —
an MCP that turns screen recordings into spec.md
files agents can build from.
cat about.md
Software engineer who'd rather ship than talk about shipping. CS grad out of Wayne State, starting Georgia Tech OMSCS in Fall 2026 — online and part-time, so I keep shipping full-time while I'm there.
I'm most useful where native mobile meets AI agents —
building tools that let the next wave of agentic coding actually
reach into the iOS and Android sandboxes where users live.
That thesis is the reason for Spectr, and the reason
awesome-ios-design.md exists.
The short version: 3 products live, ~1,000 users across them, and one trophy from the DTE Energy Challenge at Hack Michigan 2026 — solo, 24 hours.
ls -la projects/
An MCP that hooks into your screen recordings and emits a clean spec.md the next agent in your chain can actually build from. The thesis: agent-built apps need agent-readable specs, and the highest-fidelity spec lives in a recording of the real thing. 500+ users in week 1 of launch.
Won the DTE Energy Challenge at Hack Michigan 2026. Solo. 24 hours. One trophy. Computer-vision pipeline for utility-pole inspection that turns a phone walk-around into a structured asset report.
A curated reference of 200 apps across SwiftUI, Jetpack Compose, and Expo, hand-translated into agent-readable markdown so coding agents can ground their UI choices in shipped design, not slop.
Consumer nutrition app that turns a photo of your plate into accurate macros in seconds. 500+ users and $1k in revenue within weeks of launch — a real product with real money flowing through it, not a portfolio piece.
An exchange for the markdown files agents actually read — spec.md, agents.md, claude.md, README templates. Discover, share, fork the prompts and specs other builders are shipping. The other half of the Spectr thesis.
tail -f now.log
echo $STACK
contact --help