By day I work with data. By night (and nap time) I vibe-code the little apps my family actually needs. Hopefully they are helpful for you!

What I’ve Built

pokepom.engsight.app

PokéPom

New

Parents award pom-poms and Pokéballs for good behavior. Kids spend them on real rewards and Pokémon pets.

  • Oct 2026
  • Claude Code
  • Blender MCP
  • Opus 5.5
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pricematch.engsight.app

CostcoPriceMatch

Watches prices on things you’ve already bought and tells you when they drop, so you can claim the price adjustment instead of leaving money on the table.

  • Sep 2026
  • Claude Code
  • Opus 5
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monstermeter.engsight.app

MonsterMeter

Listens to the room and sounds an alarm when the noise level (read: the toddlers) crosses the line. A visual cue kids understand before anyone has to raise their voice.

  • Jun 2026
  • Claude Code
  • Opus 4.8
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tinytime.engsight.app

TinyTime

Share your kid’s free slots with one link; the other parent picks a time. Playdates get scheduled without the twelve-message group-text shuffle.

  • Nov 2025
  • Antigravity
  • Sonnet 4.5
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Why build these?

I’m a data scientist in the Bay Area and a parent. Most parenting friction isn’t a big problem — it’s a dozen tiny ones. AI coding tools have made it possible to fix those tiny problems in an evening instead of never.

  • Small on purpose

    One problem, one app, done.

  • Real problems

    If my family doesn’t use it, it doesn’t ship.