I built a game platform that reached 23,000 players in four months.
Now building tools for restaurant owners and the teams behind content creators. Studying Computer Science & Economics at Washington University in St. Louis.
I built PvZH Vault from scratch to make Plants vs. Zombies Heroes decks easier to find and build. It combines a database of 2,000+ decks with screenshot recognition, deck-building algorithms, and tools for the game's community.
360,000Pageviews
23,000Unique active users
9,250Peak 28-day active users
Google Analytics · June 1 to October 8, 2026
Screenshot to editable deck
A computer-vision and OCR pipeline identifies cards directly from a player's screenshot.
Automatic deck building
Algorithms account for hero restrictions, card synergies, costs, and strategy.
Data behind the tools
Raw game and deck data powers search, statistics, card analysis, and community guides.
Independent fan project. Not affiliated with EA or PopCap.
I like working on the whole product: figuring out the problem, writing the software, and improving it once people start using it. PvZH Vault has meant doing all of that, from the recognition pipeline to responding to players.
I'm studying Computer Science and Economics at WashU. Games are a particular interest, both the systems behind them and the communities that keep them going.
I'm looking for a summer 2027 software engineering internship, especially in games. If there's a fit, let's talk.
