Software projects, open source, talks, and writing.
Over the years I've worked across the full stack — from building data pipelines to designing interfaces people actually want to use. Below is a selection of projects, from production software to open-source tools and writing.

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Maivuli is a passion project and educational technology platform designed to make learning more engaging for students in Fiji from Year 9 to Year 13. It combines a Learning Management System with game-like progression, helping students study core subjects such as Mathematics, Accounting, Economics, and Computing in a more interactive and rewarding way. The platform organizes learning content into Topics, Sub-topics, and Lessons, allowing students to move through their studies step by step. Each lesson includes learning material and mini-quizzes, while larger topic sections end with “Boss Battle” challenges that test the student’s understanding. To keep students motivated, Maivuli includes gamification features such as Stars, XP, Coins, subject levels, avatars, and an Avatar Shop. Students can track their progress through a visual Progress Map, earn rewards for completing lessons, and personalize their learning experience.

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TaraPath is a Fiji-focused guided homebuilding platform that helps people understand and manage the process of building a home. It supports first-time homebuilders, overseas Fijians, and families by showing a clear but flexible step-by-step journey from land readiness, documents, budgeting, design, approvals, construction, inspections, and final occupancy. Users can enter the journey at any stage, mark completed steps, add their own providers, and see what is missing or what comes next.

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SanctoBase is a parish and archdiocese registry platform designed to help church communities manage member records, parish information, and administrative workflows in a more organized, secure, and modern way. The project focuses on replacing scattered paper records, spreadsheets, and manual processes with a centralized digital system that supports better record keeping, easier updates, clearer parish-level visibility, and more reliable administration. SanctoBase is being designed as a practical pilot MVP for church administration, with attention to privacy, role-based access, clean data management, and usability for non-technical users. The goal is not just to build software, but to create a dependable foundation that can support parishes, clergy, administrators, and archdiocesan leadership as they manage important community information. From a technical and portfolio perspective, SanctoBase demonstrates product thinking, requirements analysis, database design, full-stack planning, security-aware architecture, and the ability to turn a real-world administrative problem into a structured digital solution.

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VatuX is a mobile-first business management platform designed to help small businesses manage their daily operations more easily. The project focuses on supporting local SMEs, micro-businesses, shop owners, vendors, and service providers with a simpler way to handle sales, stock, records, reporting, and everyday business activity. VatuX is being designed with a strong focus on simplicity, mobile usability, reliability, and practical workflows for real business environments. The goal is to make business management less complicated for owners and staff who may not have technical or accounting backgrounds. As a portfolio project, VatuX demonstrates my ability to think beyond isolated features and design a full product concept. It reflects skills in product planning, user experience thinking, full-stack system design, mobile-first application planning, database modelling, backend architecture, and business-focused software development. VatuX is not just a technical exercise. It is a product idea built around a real local problem: helping small businesses operate with more clarity, confidence, and control.