Products for real customers, shipped.

Cinema Under The Stars was a live web application that ran from September 2020 – September 2021, facilitating booking “co-streaming” spots. Each showing had a limited number of slots and sold out fast. Customers were led step-by-step from choosing time and date, to quantity of packages, additional food and drinks, and finally to the payment page.

An employee-access page verified bookings and payments, and customers could recover lost bookings via their Instagram handle. By using this dashboard we avoided the 5–10% premium commonly charged by payment/booking platforms. 5,000+ bookings processed; ~10% saved on commission costs.

I wanted a way for people to actually interact with ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi without reaching for a dictionary every few seconds. Haumanatv.com is my vision of an all-in-one platform where viewers engage with Hawaiian material — real news articles and audiobooks — with English there to refer to but never running the show. The point is to keep the viewer inside ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.

Sister project Haumana News is the editorial side — the source articles that feed the platform.

A mobile-responsive web application built with Angular and JavaScript on a Firebase backend, used by 15+ staff members to coordinate real-estate project management. Auth handled via Google Cloud. During the 2020 pandemic online project-management tooling for this space was thin — Informasi Rumah brought me in to develop Rumahbook to enable online collaboration.

An application for coffee lovers to connect and find the best cafés in town. I worked on components that pulled data from the backend, routing between views, and inter-component data flow. I also worked on the visual design — mobile-responsive, user-friendly, and intuitive.