Projects

Hackathons

Projects built at hackathons across the East Coast, most of which won an award.

Screenshot of the Better iOS app showing a betting challenge screen

Better

Winner: Best Use of Knot API Princeton University · 2025

A betting app built at HackPrinceton where we won Best Use of the Knot API; I built the iOS app and integrated Knot to track users' purchases.
Screenshot of the Green iOS app showing a low-emission driving route on a map

Green

Winner: Best Sustainability Hack Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute · 2024

A solo-built iOS app that routes drivers around traffic to cut emissions, rewarding low-emission trips with redeemable points. Built with MapKit and SwiftUI.
Screenshot of the GeneReel Adobe Express add-on panel for generating short videos

GeneReel

Winner: Most Creative Adobe Express Add-On Yale University · 2024

An Adobe Express add-on that auto-generates short-form Reels from a prompt, awarded Most Creative Add-On at YHack; I built it and led the workflow.
Screenshot of the We Love PennApps XXV Chrome extension replacing a webpage's content

We Love PennApps XXV

Winner: Most Useless App University of Pennsylvania · 2024

A just-for-fun Chrome extension that replaces everything you type with "I love PennApps," awarded Most Useless Hack at PennApps XXV.
Screenshot of the Sharpening.study dashboard showing extracted video lesson points

Sharpening dot study

Winner: Best Solo Hack, Best AI App with Cloudflare Rutgers University · 2024

Sharpening.study was a project I built at Rutgers during HackRU, where it won Best Solo Hack and Best AI App with Cloudflare.
Screenshot of the SlayTheInterview app's mock interview recording screen

SlayTheInterview

Winner: Best Overall Stony Brook University · 2024

A mock-interview app built at SBUHacks where we won Best Overall; I built the backend, MongoDB integration, voice-to-text, and AI question generation.