Seer

๐Ÿ”ฎ

Fore designers looking for a read on their work.

When you spend too long staring

at the same screen, fazed out and saturated, a little objective feedback goes a long way.

Based on my own workflow.of asking Claude for crtique, Seer is an exploration of a concept: what if a tool could predict the way your design is perceived by your users ?

๐Ÿ…

To call out AI misusers

In the aftermath of receiving a very long, very GPT text in what was supposed to be a very personal conversation, I was deteremined not to let the behavior slide.

So I built Shamer, an AI-built AI shamer (ironic I know) to call out people using AI where it isn't supposed to be used, my own way of throwing tomatoes at them.

Won "Best Overall" & "Audience Favorite" at the Aufait Design Showdown

๐Ÿ›๏ธ

Aisle

Browse the whole store, build your outfit, and buy it from one screen

Shopping in-store is great until you can't find your size, don't know what goes with what, and the fitting room queue is out the door.

Aisle fixes that. Tell it what you're looking for, see what's in stock, try it on a virtual model styled to your body, and send it straight to a fitting room or checkout.

Seer

๐Ÿ”ฎ

Fore designers looking for a read on their work.

When you spend too long staring

at the same screen, fazed out and saturated, a little objective feedback goes a long way.

Based on my own workflow.of asking Claude for crtique, Seer is an exploration of a concept: what if a tool could predict the way your design is perceived by your users ?

๐Ÿ…

To call out AI misusers

In the aftermath of receiving a very long, very GPT text in what was supposed to be a very personal conversation, I was deteremined not to let the behavior slide.

So I built Shamer, an AI-built AI shamer (ironic I know) to call out people using AI where it isn't supposed to be used, my own way of throwing tomatoes at them.

Won "Best Overall" & "Audience Favorite" at the Aufait Design Showdown

๐Ÿ›๏ธ

Aisle

Browse the whole store, build your outfit, and buy it from one screen

Shopping in-store is great until you can't find your size, don't know what goes with what, and the fitting room queue is out the door.

Aisle fixes that. Tell it what you're looking for, see what's in stock, try it on a virtual model styled to your body, and send it straight to a fitting room or checkout.

Seer

๐Ÿ”ฎ

Fore designers looking for a read on their work.

When you spend too long staring

at the same screen, fazed out and saturated, a little objective feedback goes a long way.

Based on my own workflow.of asking Claude for crtique, Seer is an exploration of a concept: what if a tool could predict the way your design is perceived by your users ?

๐Ÿ›๏ธ

Aisle

Helping shoppers browse, style and shop

Years of loving to dress up but hating to shop made me think; what if I could get rid of the ugly parts of shopping? Less of browsing, second-guessing and not knowing what works for me.

So I finally built the idea that's been in my head for years, Aisle. A smart in-store shopping assistant that understands your context, let's you browse the whole store and styles you for your body and style.

๐Ÿ…

To call out AI misusers

In the aftermath of receiving a very long, very GPT text in what was supposed to be a very personal conversation, I was deteremined not to let the behavior slide.

So I built Shamer, an AI-built AI shamer (ironic I know) to call out people using AI where it isn't supposed to be used, my own way of throwing tomatoes at them.

Won "Best Overall" & "Audience Favorite" at the Aufait Design Showdown