Things I’ve worked on

A few things I’ve built — apps, sites and tools. Where there’s something public to open, you’ll find the link.

In service PHPMySQLJavaScript

asociatia.NET

I built it for homeowners’ associations: check the balance, send the water reading, download a receipt, talk to the admin. No more papers going missing in the stairwell.

  • Balances and payments, per flat
  • Water readings and PDF receipts
  • Notices, payment lists, and a building chat
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The resident dashboard: this month’s balance, quick actions and the last six months.
A month’s payment list, with arrears, penalties and online card payment.
The resident profile: verified details, linked flats, notifications and 2FA.
The admin panel: financial indicators, accounts, cash register and receipts.
Generating the payment list for a stairwell, flat by flat.
In service Client work PHPLaravelJavaScript

SimplityByB

A community site, built for a client: articles by topic, a forum with accounts, live workshops, and a paid membership that opens the private area. It has a light and a dark theme, search, and pages that change once you are subscribed.

  • Accounts, sign-in, and content that unlocks with a membership
  • A forum with an open area and a members-only one
  • Light/dark theme, remembered between visits
Open the site →
The front page, inviting you to make an account or read the forum.
The articles, filtered by topic, with one piece pulled to the front.
The forum: one area open to everyone, one that unlocks with a subscription.
The two membership tiers, with secure payment and cancel-anytime.
The same page in the dark theme — the choice is remembered between visits.
No public link Python

Picking up emotion in text

An experiment: I ran a few models over the same text to see which emotion they picked up. I wanted the comparison, not a product.

  • Same set of texts, several models
  • Clean-up, training, measuring the result
  • A score you can read
No public link PythonJavaScript

Smart Portfolio Optimizer Pro

A platform in pieces: forecasts, optimisation, market data, and a bit of risk analysis. I kept the modules apart so I could change one without breaking the rest.

  • Forecasting and optimisation in separate modules
  • Market data pulled in as you go
  • Risk scenarios you set yourself
No public link Python

DOComparison

A Python script that puts two files (Excel or Word) side by side, matching on keys, not on row numbers. You see what changed before the mistake lands in accounting.

  • Matching on keys, not on where a row sits
  • Excel and Word in the same run
  • A difference report, ready to check

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