design, concept, prototype
Pantry Habit
More people want to eat whole foods, cook at home, and reduce processed meals.
But we either don’t buy enough, and have nothing to cook.
Or we buy too much, and waste food because we don’t know what to make.
Pantry Habit solves both.
Pantry Habit is a smart, collaborative pantry tracking app for modern, health-conscious households.
It does two key things:
Tracks what you actually have
See what’s in your fridge and pantry in real time.
Generates recipes from your ingredients
Built-in AI suggests meals using what you already own, reducing waste and saving money.
Built for Real Life
My boyfriend and I are minimalist grocery shoppers, so I built a shared tab where we can both see what was purchased for the week no duplicate buying.
Perfect for:
Minimalists who under-buy
Over-buyers who waste food
Couples sharing a kitchen
Anyone trying to eat more whole foods
design, concept, prototype
Design Pilates
Design Pilates is a creative training platform I developed to help users strengthen their design, prompting, and typography skills through regular practice.
Just like a Pilates studio, it offers structured exercises:
+Weekly design challenges to keep skills sharp and evolving
+Foundational exercises that reinforce core design principles
+AI-powered feedback that acts as a supportive training partner
design, concept & strategy
ice cream truck tracker
I developed an ice cream truck tracker using Figma Make to help adults reclaim the lost nostalgia of looking for an Ice Cream Truck.
Without having to follow the music, users can search for or get notified of, ice cream trucks in their area, based on flavours available, allergies restrictions.
The platform offers configurable map visualization modes and adaptive UI theming, with support for both dark and light modes.
design, concept & strategy (digital & physical product)
good boy bowls
Dogs often require slow feeders to prevent a condition known as bloat, which can occur when they eat too quickly.
While slow feeders are commonly recommended, especially for large, strong-jawed dogs, most options on the market are made from plastic.
These plastic feeders can lead to gum irritation and the risk of ingesting plastic shards. To address this, we developed a durable, stainless-steel slow feeder that prioritizes both safety and longevity.
We then developed the concept end to end; creating detailed AutoCAD renders and launching a dedicated Shopify site to bring the product to market.
design, strategy, app, prototyping
LOST DOG
This project explores the development of a scalable dog GPS tracking platform, beginning with a focused MVP that validates real-world viability.
The system pairs an off-the-shelf GPS-enabled collar device with a mobile app, transmitting location data via low-power cellular networks to a cloud backend.
The app presents near–real-time location tracking, geofencing alerts, and location history, demonstrating a clear use case for pet safety and owner peace of mind. By avoiding custom hardware in the initial phase, the MVP prioritizes speed to market, cost efficiency, and technical validation, establishing a strong foundation for future proprietary hardware, subscription monetization, and feature expansion.
AI insights also provide possible whereabouts based on activity.
