i like building stuff.

Magic Garden Game Bot

Project Author (2025-Present)

A bot that automates buying crops and eggs in the Magic Garden game.

Send2Kobo

Project Author (2025-Present)

Send books to your Kobo eReader without plugging it in. Upload PDF and EPUB files on the site, navigate to it on your eReader, and your books will be available for download.

Real-time dyadic chat app template

Project Author (2023-Present)

A platform for creating dyadic chat apps using a serverless framework. Currently used for research; source code not yet public.

Featured in this preprint and presented in a talk given at the 2023 MIND summer school in Hanover, NH.

Svelte Radio Podcast

Episode Guest (2023)

Joined Svelte Radio with my dear friend/mentor/collaborator @ejolly to talk about our experience using Svelte to build interactive web apps for our research!

Interactive 2-player trust game

Project Author (2023-Present)

An interactive 2-player trust game à la Chang et al. (2010).

Featured in the PBS NOVA episode "who's in control?".

Women in Network Science (WiNS) Society members database

Project Author (2022-Present)

Created a way for users to search and filter through the WiNS members database.

Multi-user synchronous video streaming & chat app platform

Project Author (2021-Present)

A platform for creating multi-user chat apps with synchronous video streaming, implemented in both a server-less and server-based framework. Currently used for research; source code not yet public.

Presented in a poster at the 2023 SANS annual meeting in Santa Barbara, CA.

DartBrains: Intro to fMRI

Contributor (2021-Present)

An introduction to fMRI preprocessing & analysis.

Info theory for Social Neuroscientists

Contributor (2022)

Introductory tutorials and materials on information theory with applications to social neuroscience.

Honeycomb

Software Developer (2019-2021)

Built with flexible deployment in mind, Honeycomb is a web-based application template that makes deploying tasks to the web, mobile, and desktop easy. Crucially, we make it possible to run in-lab/clinic and at-home/online experiments with the same codebase. No more rewriting your experiments for different platforms! We also make sending event triggers through JavaScript possible, permitting researchers to collect EEG data in the lab and at home.