A cross-platform real-time lobby-based multiplayer tower defense game that spawned from CS 5152: Advanced Game Development at Cornell. I iterated on a lot of designs, made a lot of decisions, and wrote a lot of code. Coming soon to both iOS and Android!

An aesthetic-focused 3D rhythm game with automatic beatmap generation powered by an ensemble of beat detection algorithms. I made this as a final project while studying abroad in Copenhagen. Warning: the WebGL build is quite fragile.

An endless action combat platformer with an innovative monster spawn system. I made this as a midterm project while studying abroad in Copenhagen. The music is self produced!

Finding information on student housing at Cornell is unnecessarily painful. CU Apts was created to empower the student body by aggregating knowledge and reviews for both Cornell and off-campus housing options. A Cornell DTI project.

A resource for campus organization discovery for Cornell. We validated an MVP on "competitive" business clubs and eventually rolled out for all clubs on campus. Unfortunately, the site has since been sunsetted. A Cornell DTI project.

Mood-tracking app with a chatbot that sends you memes! A personal dive into both cross-platform mobile and chatbot tech. It would be cool to revisit this concept in the context of LLMs 👀. Hackathon Finalist at HackOurCampus.

Pick a disease, pick a starting country, and buy upgrades to infect the whole world before a vaccine is found! Game inspired by Plague Inc. and the early pandemic. This was an exploration into the practical applications of functional OCaml as part of a CS 3110 final project.

An event-discovery app for Cornell students which saw its sunset as the pandemic hit. My very first project within Cornell DTI! I owned the authentication system during my very first semester at Cornell and became very familiar with modern protocols and security concerns.

Generate color palettes from your search terms! Uses Google Cloud Vision to extract colors from search terms. Developed as a hackathon project at BigRed//Hacks.

It's like Mad Libs, but better. Generates funny but sensible text from user-provided data. Developed as a hackathon project at TeenHacksLI in 2019.