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Ten deployed applications across e-commerce, SaaS, education, and community products. Each one taught me something different about building software that works.
Digital headquarters — a product-like personal site, not a portfolio.
This website. Designed and built as a scalable content system with a focus on storytelling, exploration, and demonstrating engineering capability through the product itself. Every interaction is intentional.
Type song lyrics. Improve your speed. Feel the music.
A typing practice app built around song lyrics. Instead of generic text, users type lyrics from songs they know — with real-time WPM tracking, a browse library, global leaderboard, and session history that shows how you improve over time.
A personal engineering OS — logs, knowledge, features, and sessions in one place.
A full second-brain system built for how engineers actually work. Tracks session logs, learning entries, feature plans, notes, and project activity — all backed by a git markdown vault and surfaced through a web dashboard. Built and used daily.
A full job-search intelligence system — pipeline, AI fit scoring, and market analytics in one.
Built to survive a real job search in Germany. Captures JDs from any source via browser extension, parses and scores them with AI, tracks applications through a Kanban pipeline, and surfaces market signals — which skills are in demand, how long stages take, where rejections happen.
A personal OS for people who want to build a better version of themselves.
A full-stack personal productivity app built as a daily driver. Tracks tasks, ideas, projects, and habits — with a calendar, streak system, AI-powered daily insights, and a rank system to gamify growth.
Your flights. Your data. On a globe.
A flight tracking and trip planning platform built on real Amadeus flight data. Plan multi-stop trips on a 3D interactive globe, track costs and flight times, earn travel badges, and compare your stats on a global leaderboard.
A public hub for everything built by Orn.
A public project hub that surfaces all deployed systems in one place — each with its own changelog, release history, and activity data. The global Ship Log gives a chronological view of what shipped across every project, and the velocity heatmap shows build momentum over time.
A personal social CMS built the way I think.
A terminal-themed personal publishing and knowledge platform. A public feed for notes, posts, and essays — backed by a full admin with MDX editing, folder organisation, a knowledge graph, learning system, and photo gallery. GitHub as the database, S3 for images, 5 selectable themes.
A warm digital home for a local Cambodian café.
Website built for a family café in Phnom Penh. Online menu, location and hours, social media integration, and a simple table reservation request form.