A few side projects I have built outside of my full-time work.

2023 — Present
GOEplaces is a cloud-based property management and operations platform designed to simplify how RV parks and campgrounds manage their daily business. Built with an emphasis on usability, operational efficiency, and scalability, the platform brings traditionally fragmented management processes together into one cohesive digital experience.
At its core is a comprehensive park management application that helps staff coordinate daily operations, manage guest information, monitor property activity, organize tasks, and visualize their facilities through interactive site mapping. Its intuitive interface is designed to make sophisticated operational capabilities accessible to staff without requiring extensive technical training.
Beyond park management, GOEplaces is built upon a modular, multi-tenant software architecture that supports distinct operational, administrative, and public-facing applications. Shared platform capabilities provide a consistent foundation for identity management, access control, data integrity, and cross-application functionality. The architecture emphasizes maintainability, security, extensibility, automated testing, and reliable delivery, allowing the platform to evolve as customer and business needs grow.
I started GOEplaces and wrote and deployed the software, setting its technical vision, architecture, and engineering standards and guiding the product from initial concept through deployment and customer adoption. My friends now run the company, and I remain a technical advisor and developer.
GOEplaces is currently being validated through an active RV park pilot, where direct collaboration with property staff informs ongoing product development and usability improvements. While initially focused on the outdoor hospitality industry, its underlying architecture is designed to support future expansion into additional property-management markets.
GOEplaces represents my approach to software engineering: thoughtful architecture, pragmatic execution, and technology that makes complex work feel simple.
Visit site →2016 — Present
A self-abettorment platform for life continuity, keeping health information, notes, tasks, timelines, goals, and important life events together in one place.
Its data vault connects a person’s records to AI on their terms. The Private Vault is designed to encrypt sensitive records before storage, and the AI assistant, Abe, receives only the context a person approves for a task.
I wrote Abettor myself, and it is currently in beta.
Visit site →Client established 2023
The public website for an RV park in Bullhead City, Arizona, just across the Colorado River from Laughlin, Nevada.
Guests can compare daily, weekly, and monthly rates, browse amenities, explore the local area, and find park rules and FAQs, with the office one tap away by phone or email.
I built the site myself, then moved it from Vercel to Railway, where it now runs on its new scrvp.com domain.
Visit site →Client established 2024
A creative space for encouragement, art, learning, and growth, offering social-emotional learning resources, art activities, artist trading card swaps, and creative experiences for kids and adults.
The site brings together the brand’s teaching resources, joy mail, shop links, and a form where visitors can share their own dare2 stories.
I built the site myself. Behind its simple front end, I developed a custom-built customer management system and a headless content management system tailored to my client’s needs.
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