The Lab
Not deliverables. Not concepts. Things that run. Some of them are useful, one of them is a mental health system I wrote in an afternoon, and a couple exist purely because I wondered whether they would work.
I made this because I wanted a system that noticed when I was running on empty.
A personal mental health infrastructure built in one afternoon. Five entity types, three protocols, and a lockout that refuses to let me work through a crash. It keeps receipts of effort instead of guilt.
I made this because local produce logistics is a routing problem wearing an apron.
A neighborhood pickup and delivery concept for small Carolina farms. Ordering, drop windows, and a run sheet that a human can actually follow on a Saturday morning.
I made this because recommendations from strangers are worth almost nothing.
A referral product built around the small group of people you actually believe. Trust as the data model, not as marketing copy.
I made this because a portfolio should prove you can build, not describe it.
Nadia's Brain is hand built. The brain is drawn in code, the writing lives here rather than on a platform, and the forms save to a real backend.