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Tavares Photography
A custom photography platform with dynamic galleries and a purpose-built content management system.
- Tech:
- Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Prisma, Cloudflare R2

JMU Computer Science · Expected 2029
Computer science student building dependable software.

Case studies from recent projects
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A custom photography platform with dynamic galleries and a purpose-built content management system.

02
A free, self-hosted personal finance dashboard that brings accounts, transactions, budgets, subscriptions, reports, and investments into one private view.
Plaid-powered account sync with optional Robinhood investment tracking

03
A mobile nightlife discovery app for campus students, with event discovery, map-based planning, and publishing tools for student organizations.
Working Expo beta with discovery, map, hosting, and saved-event flows

04
A fast, typed, asynchronous Python wrapper that makes the official VALORANT API easier to use.

05
A VALORANT statistics bot for Discord with match analysis, leaderboards, and dynamic player reports.
At peak: 1,000 Discord servers and 20,000 users

More builds, utilities, and experiments
URL shortener with QR code generation.
Full stack
Unlimited trivia powered by the Open Trivia Database.
Web app
A focused typing test inspired by Monkeytype.
Web app
A dashboard for listening history and top music.
Dashboard
Round-by-round score tracking for game nights.
Utility
A free scorekeeper for the Lost Cities card game.
Utility
Running pace, distance, and time conversions.
Utility
About
I'm a Computer Science student at James Madison University who likes to take problems I have and build solutions.
I'm especially interested in backend development, APIs, and AI/ML—and I learn fastest by shipping complete projects end to end.
James Madison University
B.S. Computer Science
GPA: 3.85
Expected 2029
I'm currently looking for software engineering and AI internships.