The toolkit
I'm an accounting student who codes. These are real tools I built and put online, covering audit analytics, AI utilities, and the kind of everyday problems that should already be automated.
I'm studying accounting at Fairleigh Dickinson and interning as an auditor, but I kept noticing the same thing: a lot of the work people do by hand is work a computer should be doing. So I started building the tools myself.
Everything here is something I designed, coded, and deployed on my own. No templates, no website builders. I wanted to show that I can take a messy real-world problem, think it through, and turn it into something that actually works.
The goal is simple. As more of the world runs on AI and automation, I want to be one of the people who builds it, not one of the people it replaces.