I build working
AI production
systems.

AI Content Studio

One product photo in, a multi-format retail campaign out.

Browsable end to end · live generation gated

Every render spends real credits, so generation is behind a passcode. Internal colleagues can reach out directly; recruiters, message me on LinkedIn and I will open it up.

A campaign studio that turns one product photo into stills, bilingual EN/FR promo tiles and video. A packshot generator that produces GS1 planogram angles without a reshoot. An Ad Lab of preset ad recipes — editable, reference-locked, with the sound built in layers the way a studio actually does it. And a prompt builder that teaches the structure rather than handing over a prompt.

Thirteen models from six labs behind two APIs, routed by what each is actually good at: reference-to-video where the packaging must not drift, a cheap draft tier where it does not matter yet. Costed per render before you spend — including the token-billed models, where resolution moves the price more than length does.

Persopot

Selfies in, studio headshots and outfit try-ons out.

Pricing and static try-on demo open — generation needs an account

Two AI products on one trained identity: studio headshots ($29–$79 one-time) and an outfit try-on subscription that composites any Pinterest pin or retail product image onto the user's trained face ($5/mo, 30 credits).

Solo build. Two parallel ML pipelines — FLUX.1 for headshots, FLUX.2 for outfits on fal.ai — share a Gemini 2.5-pro validation gate that catches identity drift before users see it. Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Cloudflare R2 and Trigger.dev: about 95 API routes and 16 migrations across payments, generation and social features (collaborative outfit boards, “ask a bestie” reviews, wishlist with retailer affiliate).

BadgeForge

A badge brief in, a reviewed, deployment-ready email badge out.

No public URL — internal Loblaw tool

An intake-to-deployment platform for the promotional badges in Shoppers Drug Mart and Loblaw CRM emails. Every request moves through a two-phase workflow, Brief then Badge Build, across submission, review, QA and sign-off, with role-based access for marketers, agency producers and admins over Microsoft Entra SSO.

It generates PDF briefs, handles bilingual EN and FR copy, builds UTM links, and validates subject lines with AI (Gemini 2.5 Flash). Transactional email fires at each stage and scheduled jobs send the reminders: daily digest, link-plan and UTM nudges, rejection follow-ups. Next.js App Router on Firebase App Hosting with Firestore and Storage. Solo build at LA Digital.