
WhizTech Security Inc.
I built WhizTech’s website end to end, including a CMS so non-technical staff could update the site without touching code. It also includes dynamic service pages and a contact pipeline.
Web applications · AI systems · automation
01About
For nearly four years, I’ve taught myself by building things from scratch. Most of my work is full-stack web development: designing interfaces, building backends, setting up CMSs, and getting everything deployed. Outside of that, I experiment with generative AI, especially systems where multiple agents interact with each other.
02Selected work
6 projects I’ve built, shipped, or learned from.

I built WhizTech’s website end to end, including a CMS so non-technical staff could update the site without touching code. It also includes dynamic service pages and a contact pipeline.

I worked on Devlinq as an AI automation platform focused on practical business workflows, including lead handling, integrations, and internal tools. The goal was to automate repetitive work without turning every problem into an unnecessarily complicated AI system.

I built the frontend for Money Mind Academy, an educational platform that eventually reached 2,000+ users. I handled the user-facing side while another developer worked on the backend.

Procrastifine was an experiment in making procrastination financially painful. You choose the websites wasting your time, put down a deposit, and lose money for every minute you spend on them. Apparently self-control wasn’t dramatic enough.

Apmash was my attempt at building a free Minecraft hosting platform, complete with server management, analytics, storage, and basic DDoS protection. I eventually discontinued it because keeping the infrastructure funded wasn’t sustainable, but it taught me a lot about building beyond just the frontend.

I built Mustafa 3D because my Blender work didn’t really belong inside a normal developer portfolio. It uses Three.js and interactive 3D elements to present my renders, materials, lighting, and other visual experiments.
03Capabilities
The stack changes from project to project. These are the tools I reach for most often.
04Client notes
Notes from people I’ve worked with. Longer ones open in full.
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05Contact
Tell me what you’re building, where it stands, and what you need help with. I’ll get back to you by email.