I built a custom analytics platform to track usage on projects.
We track page views, sources, sessions, bounce rate, custom events, and many more all with just adding a script to the layout of your application.
VC Phi
A professional venture capital platform built with Next.js 15, React 19, Tailwind CSS, and Supabase. Designed for wealth managers, family offices, and investor relations teams.
Features
Portfolio Showcase — Investment portfolio with status tracking, metrics (MOIC, IRR), and category filtering
AI Integration — Portfolio optimization and content assistance via Claude API
Dashboard — Admin interface for managing all content
Full Authentication — Email/password auth with profile management
And more ......
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AI Groceries
An AI-powered online grocery delivery platform built with Next.js 15, React 19, Supabase, Claude API, and Stripe. Designed around "The Harvest Table" philosophy -- abundant, warm, and grounded in real food provenance.
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Biglabs
Consulting-grade template for professional services firms. Manage case studies, articles, services, careers, testimonials, and client consultations with AI-powered analytics. Deploy in minutes, no local setup required.
Features
Thought Leadership — Publish articles and insights with categories, excerpts, and rich content
Service Pages — Present your consulting services with detailed descriptions and feature lists
Consultation Booking — Public intake form for prospective clients with scheduling preferences
Careers Portal — Post open positions with departments, requirements, benefits, and salary ranges
AI Analytics — Claude-powered insights and reporting on your consulting data
And more.....
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AI Vested
An AI-powered investment platform with Claude AI integration. Deploy in minutes, no local setup required.
Found a bug that only happened in production.
The code looked fine locally. The real problem? A missing environment variable.
Lesson: Always check your production environment variables before rewriting working code. 😅
Have you ever spent hours debugging something that turned out to be a simple configuration issue?
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🚨 A bug that looks like a frontend problem might actually be your backend.
I once spent time checking UI code, only to find the real issue was an API returning the wrong data.
When debugging, I always check the full data flow:
Frontend → API → Backend → Database
Debug the source, not just the symptom. 🔍
Have you ever found a backend bug while fixing a frontend issue?
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🚨 “It works on my machine.” The developer's most dangerous sentence 😂
Your app works perfectly locally, then suddenly breaks in production.
Before blaming the code, check:
🔹 Environment variables
🔹 Node.js versions
🔹 Database connection
🔹 API URLs
🔹 CORS configuration
🔹 Production build settings
Local success ≠ production readiness.
Always test your application in an environment as close to production as possible.
What’s the funniest “works locally, breaks in production” bug you've faced? 👇
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Your API works… but your app still feels slow? 🚨
Sometimes the problem isn't your frontend. It could be the way your backend handles requests.
A few things I always check:
⚡ Slow database queries
🔄 Too many unnecessary API calls
📦 Large API responses
🗄️ Missing database indexes
🔐 Authentication running on every request
Small backend improvements can make a big difference to the user experience.
What’s one performance issue you've struggled with in your project? 👇
In my next episode of “build something lightweight that I need but can’t find anywhere” comes this care coordination app.
I built it to simplify my own post-surgery recovery. As an introvert, coordinating with multiple people and scheduling is a pain. This quick app made it easy to coordinate meals, errands, and pet care with family and friends without the added stress.
V1 was mostly hard coded (Next JS/html). V2 is built with: Next.js, React, Node.js, Prisma, and Postgres DB. Deployed on Vercel for rapid iteration.
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Current passion project is Elevo. Elevo gives solopreneurs and fractional professionals everything they need to run, manage, and grow—without juggling a dozen apps. The future of work is fractional. We want to make it easy to launch and connect business owners to each other.
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Partnered with the Cheersy team to rebuild their no-code marketplace into a scalable, custom MVP using Next.js, Prisma/Node.js, and AWS. The result: faster performance, secure payouts, and a smoother booking flow for couples and coordinators.