Projects

Print-on-demand marketplace connecting creators and consumers. ~15,000 LOC, 30+ API endpoints, custom session-based auth, Google OAuth 2.0, GDPR/Loi 25 compliance, 7+ B2B integrations and automated Gelato fulfillment.

Smart local guide that helps you decide what to do right now in Montréal based on mood, time of day, budget, location and STM metro station. Users pick a vibe — Chill, Romantic, Study, Adventure, Budget, Social or Solo — and get cafés, restaurants, bars, activities, parks, rooftops and hidden spots open around them. Two differentiators: STM Pulse, a Montréal metro map that turns each station into a discovery interface (events, spots, walking time, budget, vibe around the stop), and Vibe AI, a conversational assistant that turns a vague urge ("what to do tonight in 2h?", "cheap date") into a concrete plan. A light community layer (mini-reviews, vibe votes, new spots submitted with a Discoverer badge). A high-fidelity prototype spanning a mood-first home, Vibe AI, STM Pulse, Explore, enriched place pages, community and a desktop version — mobile-first, yet navigable on web and desktop.

Concept and high-fidelity prototype of Wise & Wealthy, an AI-powered personal financial coach that democratises financial literacy for 18–35 year-olds who aren't comfortable with finance. The product is grounded in a full business model (12 pages: market study, Business Model Canvas, competitive analysis of YNAB/Rocket Money/Wealthsimple, MVP, KPIs) and a discovery PRD, and is positioned as the opposite of trading apps: education, plain-language guidance and coaching rather than speculation. The mobile mockup spans around twenty screens and states — guided onboarding, dashboard (income, expenses, savings, a "clarity streak", daily action), conversational "Wiz" assistant, budget and budget setup, savings goals, mini-lessons + flashcards + exercises, simplified financial news, notifications, profile, privacy and a freemium paywall. A reassuring, non-intimidating identity (Wiz mascot, calming greens, Bricolage Grotesque + Plus Jakarta Sans), bilingual FR/EN, light/dark theme. More than a single app, it's a small suite: the adult app; "Mes finances", an advanced tracking surface (Transactions, Planned vs actual, Cashflow, Subscriptions, Debts, bank/CSV import) embodying the premium tier; "Wise & Wealthy Kids", a playful variant for children (piggy bank, coins, stars, milestones); "Family Space", a parent area with a 4-digit PIN and child profiles; and Wiz, the reusable mascot (6 moods) that unifies it all. A deliberate stance: financial education, not regulated advice — built around trust and data protection (Loi 25).

Design and high-fidelity prototype of BOA, chef Max's private-chef and table-service brand in Montreal. Built from a client-filled PRD (Word document) and a competitive analysis (Take a Chef, The Culinistas, Cozymeal, Tock), the site sells an experience — "When the love for food meets unforgettable memories" — rather than plain catering: private dinners, weddings, birthdays and corporate events, cooked and served at your home. The mockup covers the whole journey: an editorial home (hero, "the art of hosting" pillars, trust strip, "what's included"), a culinary concierge that recommends a menu in 30 seconds (occasion, guests, budget, restrictions), the menus (fixed / event / call required), experiences, venues, a photo gallery, the chef's story and contact. At its core is a multi-step booking flow: menu → date (2-week minimum lead time, last-minute fees flagged, "notify me" waitlist) → format (table service / chef's table / event), guests (capped at 20, 20+ → mandatory call), address (Island of Montreal · distance-based fee) and allergies → summary (25% non-refundable deposit, balance per agreement, taxes not applied) → mocked payment (card / debit / Interac) → confirmation (deposit received, 48h reminder, notification to Max). It also ships a guided "BOA Concierge" chatbot, an FR/EN switcher, a burgundy & cream light/dark theme (Newsreader + Hanken Grotesk + Allura), premium animations honouring prefers-reduced-motion, and an admin mode with drag-and-drop photo slots to wire in real images. Everything is cleanly mocked — no real payment, no live AI — pending decisions on pricing, calendar (Calendly), payment processor (Stripe / Square) and legal copy (Loi 25) with the client.

Java desktop personal finance app (income, expenses, budgets). Team of 6 developers, LOG240 course (Testing & Maintenance). 5,250+ LOC, 133 tests (100% JaCoCo coverage), 85 commits. MVC architecture with Singleton, DAO and AbstractTableModel patterns. Most active contributor (28 commits).