I Built an App to Fix My Hair-Pulling Habit (Not Fixed Yet)
The real problem with trichotillomania is that you don't notice your hand going up — so I built Don't Touch, a webcam app that catches the moment.
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View Korean postsThe real problem with trichotillomania is that you don't notice your hand going up — so I built Don't Touch, a webcam app that catches the moment.
A breathalyzer, a friend, and a fine for every missed reading kept me sober once. Now I'm building it properly: a sobriety app that donates your stake if you fail.
It started with a library book and became an AI pipeline that can't miss a crisis signal. My hardest question building HealFrame isn't technical — it's about legitimacy.
My LA rent jumped and I had no idea whether it was even legal, so I just paid. RentRights estimates which rent-control rules likely apply to a given address.
A roundup of the side projects I've poured out over the past few months, across wildly different domains — a short record of what I built and why.
Adding a CMS to this blog, the real question was which kind. I chose Keystatic on one rule — the source of truth never leaves my repo — plus its limits.
Three and a half months into life in the US, a record of a season spent receiving — and how reading The 48 Laws of Power made it clearer, not murkier, what kind of person I want to be.
My journey of learning English using AI tools and lessons from a real interview experience in the US.
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