I'm a developer focused on building tools and solutions for the visually impaired community. As someone who is visually impaired myself, I understand firsthand the challenges we face with technology and I'm committed to creating software that makes a real difference.
My work centers on accessibility-first development, screen reader compatibility, and high-contrast interfaces that prioritize function over form.
A screen magnifier plugin for low-vision users of Omarchy. Scroll, key and pinch zoom with a big percentage popup, colour inversion, and per-monitor zoom with mouse lock for two-monitor desks. Listed in the official Omarchy plugin marketplace.
An accessibility tool for visually impaired gamers using computer vision, OCR, and text-to-speech. Supports per-game profiles with custom YOLO models.
Multi-camera live streaming system for Baja-style offroad racing with Starlink uplink, in-truck comms, and interactive YouTube broadcast.
A self-administered eye acuity tracking tool for Windows. Log results per eye, visualize trends over time, and export data to CSV.
Interview on the Living Free with RP podcast about my experiences with Retinitis Pigmentosa.
Interview on the inSight Out podcast with Matthew Reeves about navigating an engineering career and daily life with Retinitis Pigmentosa, the journey from hyper-independence to community, and building GamingVision.
Day 27 after receiving OCU400 gene therapy for Retinitis Pigmentosa through the Expanded Access Program: the procedure, the recovery timeline, and the vision improvements I noticed in the first month.
Seven months after OCU400 gene therapy: small but real improvements in low light, contrast and color, answers to the most common questions from Part 1, and what I can do in the shop now.