I've recently been working on a semi-secret project called the Lemmy App which is a desktop application meant to address an extremely common pain point at organizations that are just big enough to have had knowledge walk out the door with employee turnover - sharing of institutional knowledge.

Follow along the progress of building out the app on the Lemmy Blog and make sure to sign up as a beta tester to get early access when it's ready to go live!

Alex was ready to take the plunge into the world of device native mobile applications to expand the reach of his business, but he knew it was a big undertaking.

Over the course of a 6 month contract with him, we built his business both iOS and Android native applications which are now available is the app stores. We also built a powerful API and a set of admin tools that his clients can use to manage their own data. His end users love the app and his business clients love the empowering tools.

On a fateful morning in July 2018, I saw this thread on Reddit about a pain point a user had with the user interface of Netflix, and it seemed like a lot of users felt this pain along with them. I was in-between projects with Fluencyy and though to myself "you know what, I bet I can fix this", and an hour or so later, the Netflix Tweaked browser extension was born.

I announced it to the world in my own Reddit thread and ever since then it has grown to thousands of users, has been ported to Firefox, and has been featured in multiple tech blogs like lifehacker and others. The entire project is open source, so I welcome any help in making it better!

StencilBook is an up-and-coming spreadsheet template and financial modeling marketplace, and when they needed a web marketplace that was optimized for SEO and performance, they came to Fluencyy to build it.

Together we designed and implemented a fully custom design system and brand identify that is used throughout their site and products and they've been thrilled with the results they've seen so far!

David has wide range of experience in business and that makes it hard to thoroughly talk about it on his paper resume. We built him a digital resume so that space limitations aren't a problem any more!

He loves that he can add all of the detail about his past experience to the site and has found this site to be an indispensable tool when he needs to share his resume content.

Coco started an interior design consulting small business and needed the perfect site to showcase her work and introduce herself to clients. She asked me to help design and build it, working closely with her to capture the vision she had in her head.

This site is the product of the vision she had, complete with custom stylized text and animations and a dynamic "masonry" layout for her portfolio images. She loves it!

Yojana Yoga is a Denver-local yoga instructor offering a variety of classes to both individual and corporate clients. I worked closely with Jenna to build her fully custom site, from the ground up, to her exact taste.

Jenna loves that the social media feed we built that pulls directly from her company social media profiles to keep the content on her site fresh and always changing!

When Bernice was ready to take her company's "Philanthropic Return on Investment Calculator" product to the next level of maturity she trusted Fluencyy to build the application the right way. I built her completely dynamic calculator application from scratch to facilitate fast pace reaction to new research in social/philanthropic impact.

Olivia is an Intelligent Mobility and Traffic engineer and she needed a simple but memorable website to include on her resume and business card. This site features custom graphics of the Denver skyline and an animated daytime/nighttime scene that transitions in sync with sunrise and sunset in Denver.

I love building helpful tools and I love sharing the results of my effort with others - that's why I built myself a website that I can use to provide people direct access to me and the projects I've built.

The old saying goes that a software developer is a person who turns coffee into code, so I figured what better way to honor this fact than with a full page video of my favorite morning ritual - cheers!

Jeff is starting a business teaching millenials about investment and retirement planning and needed a way to reach clients. He asked for me to take the lead on the design while he focused on building the business and this was the result!

When Tom approached me with the prospect of building the "LinkedIn of travel nursing" I was completely for it. This web application is fully custom and features a server-side API backed by a relational database in addition to the front-end user interface that empowers travel nurses to shed light on their experiences with different health care providers.

Rivalry seeks to be the premier sports fan social experience, and Jeremy wanted to make sure that he has a full featured prototype of his dream application to use as a demo in seeking investment. We built this application to be fully self-contained and not require a server to supply data.

Mitchell and Benny are young entrepreneurs who also happen to be "Sneakerheads". In collaboration with a Portland based design firm and their front-end developer, we built Mitchel and Benny a proprietary "sneaker cost comparison" web scraping application that also provides a full featured API to grant access to the scraped data. For this project, Fluencyy strictly developed on the server-side, so we can't claim credit for that pretty user-interface!