About me.

I’m a software developer, freelancer, and lifelong learner with a background in computer science and software engineering. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Southern New Hampshire University, with a concentration in Software Engineering, and I’ve spent much of my time since then building websites, developing software, solving technical problems, and working with small businesses through freelance projects. My work has exposed me to everything from web development and server configuration to SEO, accessibility, troubleshooting, and the less glamorous corners of the internet where broken systems and abandoned technology tend to hide. I’m naturally curious, skeptical, analytical, and persistent, especially when something does not make sense. I tend to keep digging until I understand how something works, why it broke, or how it can be improved.

Outside of development, my interests are scattered in the way only a human brain can apparently justify. I enjoy technology, gaming, photography, nature, horror, psychology, and stories that lean into atmosphere and ambiguity, with Silent Hill being a particular favorite. I’m drawn to things that are thoughtful, strange, unsettling, creative, or easy to overlook. That same curiosity is part of why I created this site. My goal is to bring together free tools, resources, experiments, and useful information that can make everyday life a little easier for the people around me. I do not pretend to have every answer, but I enjoy learning, building, questioning assumptions, and sharing what I find along the way.