Tools I Built with AI

Fortune Cookie is an event management prototype built around NFC wristbands. The event planner already has a stock of wristbands registered in Airtable. When someone registers through a form sent by an automation, the system assigns a free wristband to that person and the registration email tells them their wristband number. At the venue the guest finds their wristband, which already links to the event page, and logs in with their email so they do not have to look up the link again. Once signed in they see a personal home screen with their tag number and check-in status. The event agenda unlocks item by item as the event moves forward, each with its own details and a space for questions the guest has asked. A Networking screen matches guests by the tags on their profile. In the back end the planner can interact with attendees, follow the engagement rate, and check the status of every wristband after the event. It has no real users yet. What is in place today is the whole chain from registration to wristband status.

Built with: Airtable, Lovable.

Reading Muse is a chat tool that helps me create from my own reading notes. I exported my scattered Evernote notes as PDFs and used NotebookLM to turn them into a CSV file of about 1,050 to 1,080 individual quotes, tagged by book, author and category, then imported that into Airtable. I built the chat page in Lovable and connected it to the Gemini API, with the back end reading my notes from Airtable. The chat can write new pieces such as song lyrics or short reflections by drawing on notes from a chosen category or author, and a separate library view lets me search and filter all the notes by tag. I built it for my own use. The idea I find worth showing is for everyday users: a way to reuse the notes they already have as material for writing and other creative work.

Built with: Airtable, NotebookLM, Gemini API, Lovable.

ChoreJoy is a family chore tracker. It started as a set of printable coupon-reward cards that I made from Canva templates, and the app is the digital version, generated in Lovable with Supabase as the back end. A parent signs in privately, invites a partner, and adds a profile for each child. Every chore has a coin value set in a price list, and each time a chore is done it is logged with the date and added to that child's coins. Coins can be spent five at a time on a Lucky Draw for rewards the parent sets up and can turn on or off, or saved toward a weekly goal shown as a progress bar.

Built with: Lovable, Supabase.