Client work pays the bills. Side projects keep the craft sharp. Some of these become real products, some stay personal tools, some quietly fade away. They're here because they're proof of what I like building when I'm the only stakeholder.
In ProgressTrack movies and shows. Build collections. Share with friends.
A movie and TV show database for tracking what you've watched, building shareable collections, and discussing shows with the people you watch them with. Built because the existing options either treat tracking as a chore or treat sharing as an afterthought.
What it does
Episode-level tracking
Mark individual episodes as watched, not just whole seasons. The detail people who actually finish shows want.
Custom collections
Build collections by theme, mood, or whatever you like. Share them with anyone, and give people permission to add to them with you.
Friend invites & collaboration
Invite friends, share collections, give edit access to people you watch with. Collections become shared spaces, not silos.
Discussion threads
Message friends and discuss specific shows or movies in-context. The conversation lives where the show lives.
Built with
Most of what I ship is for clients: websites, brand work, e-commerce stores, web apps. The work in Labs is what I build when there's no client brief, just an idea worth chasing.
These projects keep the craft sharp. They're where I try new tools, push edges, and prove out approaches before suggesting them to clients. Some become real products. Some stay personal. All of them are built end-to-end the same way as my client work Properly engineered, properly designed.
If you're thinking about building something custom (a tool, a platform, a web app for your business), these are a useful proof point. I've built things from scratch, end-to-end, including the bits most agencies outsource.