4,000 ftHappy Isles, the valley floor
Nursing student who builds software between clinical shifts.
5,900 ftVernal and Nevada Falls
I'm a nursing student who loves to build. Most of what I create comes from things I wish existed in healthcare, research, or the tools people use every day. Some of it is serious, and some of it is just for fun.
8,200 ftSub Dome
Solo build
A daily clinical briefing for bedside nurses. It distills new nursing research, guideline changes, and safety alerts into short briefs, organized by your specialty from the ED to the NICU, with the exact source citation and a bedside takeaway on every one.
Solo build
A stock-market game where your facial expressions, read live through your camera, drive every buy and sell. Random crashes, recessions, and Warren Buffett whale pumps keep the market lurching, and it all runs in your browser with nothing recorded or uploaded.
Designed the UX for an AI-powered lab notebook
I helped shape Lab Logger into a tool that turns messy notes, voice entries, files, and PDFs into organized experiment records. My focus was making the product feel simple, trustworthy, and fast enough for researchers to use in the middle of real work.
Solo build
A review site for hospital cafeteria food. Search a hospital, read real reviews, and leave your own star rating, with the best and worst cafeterias ranked the way a food app would.
8,839 ftHalf Dome summit
I'm a BSN nursing student.
I've done clinical rotations across several hospital systems. On the side I build software like Lab Logger, and I climb granite in the Sierra.
This is the top of Half Dome, 8,839 feet up. Scrolling this far down the page was the climb.