Built native Android & iOS apps and PHP REST API to display the wait time and crowding levels of bars and night clubs. There is also support to display custom ads for specific locations. The data is required to be updated by staff using a password. This is an example app and therefore the data is only placeholder.

Created a blogging app on Android and a website that uses the REST API I built. This was a high school final project that I chose for learning about APIs (front-end was never more than just functional).

I've created many different Android apps for utility. They suited my needs, and I published a few of my favourites. They have over 61,000 downloads total on Google Play with very positive reviews. Popular titles include:

• Calculator++
• Secret Notepad
• Greatest Common Factor Calculator (Unlimited Input)

Note that UI was never a concern for these apps (they were purely utility and only functional).

Created a small Android app that fetches real time data for when the next buses will arrive at a particular bus stop. Enter in a GRT bus stop number and it will hit Pingstreet's API to get the data. You can optionally filter by which bus route you care about at the stop.

This is really convenient for getting quick updates in the morning before heading to your usual bus stop. Save your common bus stops in the favourites and just click them to get instant updates. Buses generally run early or late, and this data is precise to the minute. There is zero clutter - it's meant to be a fast utility, not bloated like most other apps.

I created a Google Chrome extension that lets you hide messages from specific users in Twitch.tv chats. You enter in any number of names you want.

I did a free lance Android app for a client that approached me. He gave me detailed instructions on what he wanted the app to be and look like, so I created it. He loved it and bought it from me. Although, he never did anything with it.

You are shown a picture of a YouTuber and must guess the name of the YouTuber from the scrambled letters. There are also help options.