Running a city hackathon
LouHacks is a free 36-hour hackathon I'm organizing in Louisville — open to all ages, with mentors, corporate bounties, and meals included.
Student engineer in Louisville, KY building software that ships — financial literacy tools, civic platforms, and nationally‑recognized projects.

LouHacks is a free 36-hour hackathon I'm organizing in Louisville — open to all ages, with mentors, corporate bounties, and meals included.
Ankrly coordinates service at scale — 350+ students have tracked 5,000+ hours and nonprofits have logged $5,000+ in donations.
MoneyBot turns dense financial concepts into product flows students can actually use and return to.
ProfitQuest expands hands-on financial literacy through chapters, workshops, and repeatable curriculum.

Full-stack financial literacy platform for student accessibility and scalability — preparing for a pilot rollout to 5+ Kentucky districts.

A free 36-hour hackathon in Louisville — open to all ages and skill levels, with mentors, corporate bounties, and meals included. Registration open for Nov 2026.

Volunteer management platform used by 350+ students tracking 5,000+ hours of service; nonprofits tracked $5,000+ in donations. Fiscally sponsored by Hack Club.

Nonprofit improving financial literacy for students with limited access — 3 chapters, 100+ students, hands-on curriculum and workshops on budgeting and saving.

Ramadan companion for iPhone — prayers, Quran progress, dhikr, circles with friends, and gentle consistency tracking. Built for the ummah.
“Ibuildsoftwarethattranslatescomplexsystems—finance,civicengagement,andeducation—intothingsunderservedstudentscanactuallyuse.”