I'm a software engineer in Vancouver. I build apps, ship them too fast, and then make videos about everything that went wrong.
Mostly that means backend stuff nobody looks at until it's a problem. Exposed keys, database rules that were never turned on, an API bill that one person with a loop can run to four figures in an afternoon. I've done most of these myself, which is how I know where to look.
What I'm working on
Right now: a desktop app that nags me to stand up when I'm sitting too long, a few projects that I'm having a ton of fun with, and roughly one video a day about software.
Build things right the first time and they don't need modification, but if they do, call me.
Recent videos
I make the case for offline AI.
A fun project I used to hit my protein goals this year.
A cautionary tale about putting AI in your products.
I also audit apps
Turns out a lot of people want someone to look at their backend before something goes wrong. Fixed price, 48 hours, and if I don't find anything serious I'll tell you that and refund it.