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and experiences.

The Beacon is a web and iPhone platform that helps churches and recovery communities coordinate people, serving opportunities, and ongoing relationships. It brings schedules, volunteer requests, group announcements, and sponsorship connections into one place, helping people know what comes next and how they can take part. Connect. Belong. Serve. Ministry coordination involves more than putting dates on a calendar. People need to find a place to serve, understand their commitments, stay connected between meetings, and get support when plans change. Leaders need a clear view of those commitments and the requests that need their attention. Beacon connects those everyday workflows around the communities people already belong to. For participants, Beacon brings together upcoming assignments, serving times, locations, and role details. People can explore volunteer opportunities, respond to invitations, request coverage, help with an open shift, and follow announcements from their groups. Sponsorship participants can manage their profiles and connection requests and continue private conversations with their connections. For leaders, the platform supports people and group coordination, recurring activities and meeting plans, volunteer scheduling, training and attendance, announcements, and structured intake and sponsorship review. The iPhone app puts everyday schedule, volunteer-review, and community workflows within reach while away from a desk. Available tools depend on each person's role and the community's setup. A central design decision is to connect church operations and recovery sponsorship without treating them as the same thing. Organization membership and sponsorship-network access are separate, so a person's church role does not automatically grant access to sensitive sponsorship information. That distinction shapes the navigation, permissions, and shared web and mobile experience. The platform combines a JavaScript and Node.js application, Express APIs, PostgreSQL and Supabase, and a native iPhone app built with Swift and SwiftUI. The project spans product design, web development, backend workflows, and native mobile development. The web platform and iPhone app are live. The Beacon Platform version 1.0 is available on the App Store. An Android companion app is in development. Beacon works with participating organizations; people sign in to their Beacon account or follow an invitation from their community.

Open-source support for app makers and small teams. SupaKnock brings website chat, moderated feedback boards, forms, and a shared admin inbox into one self-hosted workspace. Teams can reply to customers, review ideas before publication, collect votes, and track requests through to shipping. Optional AI answers from approved knowledge with a clear handoff to a person, while read-only app connections add customer context. Built with a versioned API, durable signed webhooks, SQLite or PostgreSQL/Supabase storage, and an upcoming native iPhone companion. MIT licensed.

Glean helps people grow closer to God through the life they’re already living. It brings together personal devotionals, Scripture, prayer, and a place to record the moments when they notice God at work. People can build a daily prayer rhythm, share requests with trusted groups, and revisit their reflections through monthly Memories that bring connections into view. Thoughtful AI guidance and a private, intentional design make room for honest reflection—and help people remember what might otherwise slip by.

Most gifting apps focus on moving money. JoyPass focuses on moving emotion. As the lead Developer and Designer, I defined a brand language centered on four pillars: Thoughtful, Magical, Warm, and Effortless. Every design choice—from the vibrant glassmorphic UI to the soft-magical tone of the copy—was made to ensure the product felt personal, never transactional. The platform acts as a "Promise of a Chauffeur for the Night" looks and feels just as premium as a high-end gift card.