A Pokédex powered by the PokéAPI, showcasing a huge variety of Pokémon with cool features like filtering and searching. Built with React, styled to perfection with SCSS and Material UI, and keeping things snappy with MobX for state management. Gotta code 'em all!

It’s a simple React (and slightly sarcastic) app where users can browse through different categories, each packed with four hilariously fake products featuring made-up prices and snarky descriptions. It’s like shopping, but without the buyer’s remorse!

A cheeky Selenium script to automate the attendance process on the Keka platform. I whipped this up at my previous company to dodge the daily clock-in/clock-out hassle and save 4 precious minutes of my life. Bonus feature: location spoofing, because sometimes "working from home" meant working from wherever my adventures took me. Efficiency and creativity, all in one!

A classic yet entertaining game of Rock, Paper, Scissors with a retro gaming twist. Built purely for fun (and to kill some time), it’s a best-of-5 battle against the computer to settle all of life’s most important decisions. Bonus feature: testing how “random” the JavaScript random function really is—spoiler, it’s questionable at best!

Whipped up a Vue application with a slick board-like interface for managing tasks. You can create groups, add tasks to them, and easily drag and drop tasks between groups when it’s time for a change. Fun fact: I learned Vue from scratch and built this entire project in just 4 hours—talk about a productive crash course!

Built a Reddit clone using React and Firebase, with a focus on smooth developer experience and top-notch product quality. Packed with features like group creation, user profiles, authentication, and broadcast functionality. To keep things sharp, I added unit testing with Jest—because even clones deserve solid code!