A self‑initiated exploration of how food ordering should feel — calm, minimal, fast. I took the product from UX research and screen‑by‑screen design through a complete mobile design system to a working interactive prototype.

Key product decisions: persistent cart, real‑time order tracking, frictionless one‑tap reorder, and a deliberate black‑and‑white visual language with sparing orange only on live status. View the interactive prototype →

A live fair‑launch token platform on the Avalanche network, built end‑to‑end as a solo founder. The user interface, the real‑time backend, the on‑chain logic, and the deployment infrastructure — all designed and shipped by one person.

What it does: bonding‑curve trading, automatic DEX graduation, locked liquidity, and creator earnings paid out per trade. The hard parts — real‑time price discovery, WebSocket fanout to many concurrent users, on‑chain reentrancy guards, embedded wallet auth — are all production code, not demo.

A fork of the multi‑EVM evalanche SDK, extended into a full agent‑to‑agent economy. Agents boot with a non‑custodial wallet, announce capabilities to an in‑protocol service registry, run a deterministic negotiate‑propose‑settle protocol, and earn through payment‑gated x402 endpoints — all without a human in the loop.

370 passing tests, 69 MCP tools, production marketplace API on Railway, and a trust‑scoring layer that compounds across settlement history so agents surface preferred counterparties automatically. View live →

A concept that answers one question: how should the ArenaTrade launchpad feel if the interaction design matched the energy of what trades on it? Every surface — home, memescope, launch flow, token detail page — is fully built and clickable on desktop and mobile, with live‑animated numbers, sliding token rows, graduation bursts, and a bonding‑curve that loops so the demo never goes static.

Data mirrors the real ArenaTrade API so charts, market caps, and token metadata are authentic, not mocked. View live demo →