SINGAPORE — DIGITAL & ECOMMERCE MARKETING
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Builds
Working systems, not demos. Each has a page on how it's built — and the rule it refuses to break.
Flagship build — local-first marketing OS
A marketing OS that runs on my own laptop: every brand in the group's paid, organic and review data in one dashboard, refreshed overnight by a scheduled runner. Its first rule is that it would rather show nothing than a number it can't source.
Build — SEO/GEO, made scoreable
Audits and generates brand sites against a versioned standard — 50 rules covering technical SEO, AI-search visibility, performance and accessibility. Every rule cites its source, or it's labelled opinion.
Build — should this brand run ads, and is it worth it
A pre-flight check that scores a business on two axes — can it measure paid media, and is there demand worth chasing — before a dollar is spent. It would rather return an em-dash than a number it can't source.
Build — local document intelligence
Ask questions of your own PDFs, decks and recordings; get answers with citations that open the exact passage. Runs fully on-device — no cloud, no API keys, so it's safe on sensitive documents.
Build — grounded generation
Sweeps live job listings and drafts applications composed only from verified facts. Every number traces to a source, output is ATS-parseable, and nothing is ever sent automatically.
Build — production WooCommerce plugin
A production WooCommerce plugin for delivery and pickup scheduling: rule-based availability, cutoffs, per-item daily caps, and an export by fulfillment date that kitchen prep actually runs on.
Build — full-stack client engagement
An end-to-end sales CRM replacing a form-and-email approval chain: Kanban pipeline, business-card photo to contact, templated contracts, and security enforced at the database rather than the UI.
Build — validation discipline
A research pipeline for systematic strategies on paper accounts. Included not for results — none are claimed — but because it's the strictest thing I've built: code whose purpose is to prove its own idea worthless.
Side project — brand site for a friend
A site for a friend launching a kopi business — still evolving, shared as a peek at the process rather than a finished showpiece.