Stuff I've Built

A somewhat chronological journey through my digital creations

2025
  • mySORS — A comprehensive platform designed to help business owners list their businesses for sale, offering valuation tools, profile creation, and buyer communication management with optional expert coaching support.
2024
  • WattWiseAI — An AI platform that automates pricing for utility companies, which is significantly less boring than it sounds. It prevents billing errors, handles commission payouts (so salespeople actually get paid correctly), and makes customer registration less painful than a root canal.
  • Talent Marathon — A data-driven solution that optimizes recruitment by matching top candidates to organizational needs, enabling efficient and accurate hiring processes.
  • In The Wild — A dating app that redefines connections by encouraging matches to meet in public, fostering authentic interactions and shared experiences.
  • MatchTx — A machine learning platform developed to reduce inefficiencies and improving patient outcomes.
  • Trusted Business Transaction Advisors — A full service mergers and acquisition firm.
2023
  • Dube International — Yes, that's my last name. No, I'm not that conceited usually. It's a software engineering firm that specializes in MVP development, automation, and robotics. We've built IoT systems that actually work, data analytics that provide real insights (not just pretty graphs), and ERP systems that users don't immediately hate.
2022
  • Kent State Silver Foxes — Portage County Virtual Senior Citizen Centre (with the Kent, Ohio Department of Health and the KSU Department of Public Health)
2021
  • MINT.Box — Visual Debugging Tool for Servo Motors (with the KSU Advanced Telerobotics Lab)
  • Computer Vision with Supplemental Reference Models — Second Place Winner at KSU 3M Presentation
2020
  • Embrace — Rehabilitation Aid for Knee Injuries (presented at the KSU Fashiontech Hackathon)
  • The Pockets Project — First place winner at Global Cleveland. A project discovering that women's clothing needs pockets was revolutionary to exactly zero women but apparently surprised the male judges.
  • Pear Power Hour — with Black Squirrel Radio
2019
  • Probabilistic Shortest Time Queries Over Uncertain Road Networks — with the KSU Big Data Analytics Lab
  • Interpersonal Stress Management App — presented at the KSU Undergraduate Research Symposium
  • Identifai — Artificial Intelligence for Identifying Any Academic Paper's Genre (with the KSU Artificial Intelligence Lab)

Yes, this is a mostly-complete list. No, I don't remember all the details of the older ones either.