Things I've built

A family reading platform where kids earn points by reading articles and answering quizzes. Parents submit articles; Claude AI automatically generates age-appropriate questions. Kids compete on a leaderboard and the whole family can track reading progress over time.

A note-taking and publishing tool. Capture notes throughout the day by typing or speaking, then use Claude AI to generate a polished diary entry and a LinkedIn post from the raw material. Entries publish directly to this site's diary section.

A tool to track MAS monetary policy decisions and approximate where the S$ Nominal Effective Exchange Rate sits relative to the policy band — pieced together from public data sources. Covers all 62 historical policy statements with extracted parameters, historical S$NEER data, and an estimated policy band chart.

Private access — open to a close circle. Request access via the app.

This site itself. A personal portfolio and build log documenting the hobby of building software as a non-developer. The meta-experience of building a site about building sites is not lost on me.

An AI-powered personal reading companion. Add books to your shelf, have persistent conversations about each one — summaries, themes, quotes, author background — and discover new reads through three recommendation modes that draw on your existing shelf.

A personal financial news monitor that watches 15 RSS feeds every 20 minutes — central banks, regulators, and financial press — and sends a Telegram alert when something significant breaks. Claude Haiku scores each article for relevance; anything above the threshold triggers an immediate alert with a summary and link. Built in n8n after an earlier attempt at a full AI knowledge-graph agent didn't pan out.