I like making uncertain ideas concrete.

My career started with Flutter and a chance to turn an education prototype into a real mobile product. Shipping it taught me that software is never only the interface: releases, data, reporting, identity, and the people operating the system all matter.

That work expanded into analytics for thousands of students, AI-assisted transcription, and reporting used across schools. In commerce, I have led front-end work across customer and internal tools while building reusable foundations for a growing team.

Lone Dream Studio keeps me close to the founder side of the experience. Building my own products means confronting scope, launch constraints, platform policy, and the difference between a clever feature and something people can actually use.