I'm exploring what I can build with AI to make everyday life easier.
Born on maternity leave. Built from real life.
Buying & selling locally
Secondhand baby finds shouldn't mean a journey across the country. Less CO₂ emissions, more neighbourly connections.
ClearOut.app began when I needed various items for my babies and wanted to buy them secondhand, close to home. I found buying and selling through WhatsApp chaotic, so I started exploring a dedicated marketplace for locals.
Rental-review prototype
What is it actually like to live there? The people who have rented it have a story to tell.
I'm exploring a rental-review platform where tenants can share candid experiences in their own words. It's a prototype, built around lived experience rather than the marketing brochure.
Food, through storytelling
Helping toddlers discover the world of food groups, one story and one little adventure at a time.
Food Kingdom uses stories to introduce different foods and the roles of nutrients such as protein, fibre and carbohydrates. It grew from wanting a playful way to help little ones learn.
The story
I wanted to roll
my sleeves up
and build.
Mama Can't Code was born during my maternity leave.
Before that, I worked in the eDiscovery industry with AI, and later with GenAI as we know it today. I witnessed the arrival of ChatGPT and was trained directly by Microsoft on Copilot. I was also part of the leadership team bringing my employer's generative AI product to market and helping clients adopt it.
When maternity leave began, I was too excited by what was becoming possible to stay idle. My curiosity and interest in these new tools, coupled with everyday life, gave me plenty of reasons to start building.
Finding things for my babies. Understanding what a rental was really like. Helping little ones learn about food. Those everyday questions became the starting points for the things I'm building.
Let's see where it goes
An idea, a question, a possible collaboration.
I'd love to hear it.