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Hatch & Build

Ideas hatched, built, and shipped

Hatch & Build is a small collection of independent apps, built one idea at a time. Each project starts as a simple problem worth solving β€” bringing friends together, helping people find a business they can trust, or making a teacher's week a little easier β€” and gets shaped into something people can actually use.

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29. No code. Studying theology, not tech. Building solo, from scratch. From egg to ___ β€” follow the hatch.
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Say hi, draw something, or drop a photo β€” it'll float right here for other visitors to see.

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Public in real time β€” kept up until it's reset. Keep it kind. πŸ₯š

Projects

Drawing Playground
Project #1
Drawing Playground
A free real-time drawing wall for parties, weddings, and team events. Guests scan a QR code and their drawings float onto the big screen instantly β€” no app, no sign-up.
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GuGu: Group Challenge App
Project #2
GuGu: Group Challenge App
A group challenge app that helps friends build habits together β€” pick a challenge, invite your group, and keep each other accountable day by day.
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DANA
Project #3
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A Korean-American hair salon platform for the U.S. β€” helping Korean-Americans across the country discover and book trusted salons, wherever they live.
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Hangeulmaru
Project #4
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Everything a Korean school needs, all in one place. An AI-powered hub built for Korean school teachers to plan lessons, manage classrooms, and get support β€” one home for the whole school.
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I'm not a developer by trade β€” I'm studying theology, not computer science. There's no team and no funding behind any of this, just an idea, a laptop, and a lot of trial and error. Every project below started as something I wished already existed, so I taught myself enough to build it. Still very much a work in progress β€” from egg to something, one hatch at a time.