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Mobile appsMulti-tenant event ticket scanning and verification for organisers — built to stay fast at the door, where a slow scan becomes a queue.
- Expo
- React Native
- TypeScript
Mobile apps, AI systems, data science and developer tools — a selection of what we have built.
Multi-tenant event ticket scanning and verification for organisers — built to stay fast at the door, where a slow scan becomes a queue.
A multilingual, local-first public-transport assistant for a simulated Basel network: passengers plan and follow a journey on an Expo phone app while drivers check into a vehicle, transmit positions and report disruptions.
A Windows assistant that puts local and cloud AI behind one floating chat window, so the model is available without leaving the app you are in.
A cinematic marketing site for a tour guide in Uroa, Zanzibar. Scrolling dives the camera underwater: a depth gauge tracks how far down you are, an animated map traces each tour, and the footer settles on the ocean floor.
A malaria surveillance dashboard that maps county prevalence, detects LISA hotspot clusters and shows trend and 3D profiles for public-health teams.
A text-to-speech studio for Kiswahili, Deutsch and Français, with two voices that stay consistent across every phrase and phrasing that respects punctuation.
A local-first AI gateway that cuts OpenAI token usage by roughly 60% and blocks prompt injection before it ever reaches the API.
Inspects Bank for International Settlements publications for malicious content. Every check is byte-level and runs offline, and the design is documented with a STRIDE threat model and a scored risk register.
A production-style AI workspace: chat with history, text extraction from PDF, DOCX, PPTX and images, and OCR that stays on your machine.
A multilingual support assistant for Kenyan retail banking and SACCOs — answers customer questions from a curated FAQ base and captures the requests it cannot answer.
An institutional research copilot that grounds every answer in page-level evidence, so a claim can always be traced back to the page it came from.
An AI-assisted telecom fraud-intelligence platform, built as a working demonstration of how fraud signals surface across a carrier network.
An open speech-generation layer for Apertus, the Swiss open LLM — giving an open model a voice without closing the stack around it.
A self-hosted dataset hub in the shape of HuggingFace or Kaggle, built so USIU students can discover, preview and download datasets without an account anywhere.
An MCP server that discovers and retrieves official statistics from SDMX services, putting national statistical data directly in reach of an AI agent.
A local MCP server for publishing video to your own YouTube channel and TikTok account, with the credentials never leaving your machine.
Sticky notes for your localhost — leave annotations on the thing you are building, where you are building it.
An interactive tool for comparing cars: weight your own priorities across mileage, horsepower, weight and acceleration, then filter and rank against them.
Time-series analysis of network traffic: hourly resampling, rolling averages to expose the trend, and an ARIMA model forecasting short-term demand behind a dashboard.
Exploratory data analysis without the boilerplate — upload a dataset, inspect its shape, check missing and duplicate values, and generate interactive charts.
An analysis of student attendance against academic, demographic and lifestyle variables, surfacing which courses and behaviours track with turning up.
A logistic-regression model served as an interactive app, estimating survival probability from passenger class, gender and age group.
A tracking dashboard that answers one question cleanly: how far is each project from being finished?
An unofficial assistant for public Canton of Zug information. It answers in German, English, French and Italian from retrieved official content, and cites the page each answer came from.
Connects ChatGPT to a local VS Code workspace over the Model Context Protocol: list, read, create and patch files, with every operation staying on your machine.
An arcade highway racer that runs in the browser with no build step: five AI rivals, roads you can drive off, obstacles, nitro and a leaderboard, in plain HTML5 Canvas.