KAE-Studio
Guides a user from an incomplete idea to an implementable specification, capturing the reasoning along the way.
ProjectIn active development
My Work
Software, AI applications, engineering tools, and open-source projects I've built — with direct links to try each one and read its source.
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KAE-Memory
Persistent memory and knowledge evolution for autonomous agents, so context survives beyond a single session.
ProductIn active development
Ekklesia
A church management and coordination application — people, households, ministries, events, serving schedules, visitor registration and calendar publishing in one workspace.
ProductRunning in production
Oikonomia
A shared leadership binder for churches — weekly planning, meeting notes, LifeGroups, ministry work, outreach, goals and leadership reports in one workspace, with access from confirmed responsibilities.
ProductDeployable · Live demo
C.H.A.T. Reflections
A private-first place to talk through Scripture — Content · Heart · Application · Testimony — keep what you write, and turn it into something you can look at again.
ProductRunning in production
Print-store storefront and backoffice
A configurable storefront and backoffice for print stores in the Philippines — online printing and book-binding orders, document checks, pricing, billing, payments, delivery and shop administration.
ProjectDeployable · Live demo
Awkventure
AI-powered adventures for awkward real-life moments — rehearse a socially awkward situation with an AI scene partner, earn skills and XP, then try it for real.
ProjectIn active development
Products, projects, and what the labels mean
Products are built for someone else to adopt: a church, a business, another developer. Projects solve a problem of my own, or are still finding out whether anyone else needs them. The label describes who the work is for, not how finished it is: a product can still be in active development, and a project can already be running in production.
Status says what state the work is in today. Public source, Live site and Demo say what you can open right now — a tile only offers the links that really exist. Some entries carry no source link on purpose: work done in private production, or for an organisation, can be described but not handed over for inspection.
Work moves between the labels. A project that proves useful to other people can become a product. Experiments live separately, in the Lab.
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