TraceTrellis is a digital footprint analyzer. Paste in an email address, username, or domain and we automatically search multiple public data sources in parallel. You get back an interactive relationship graph and a chronological timeline showing how that identity connects across the internet.

Sigil an open-source PHP CLI tool for auditing and hardening self-hosted LEMP stacks scans your environment against 49 security and configuration rules across nginx, PHP, Docker, and Laravel and flags what needs fixing.

VAULTCHECK is a CLI tool that audits the hygiene and risk posture of how secrets and environment variables are managed across a project. It is not a secret scanner in the traditional sense — it does not just grep for API keys. It reasons about the complete lifecycle of how secrets enter, live, drift, leak, and go stale in a real project.

U2C Mobile is a customer portal and admin CMS built with Laravel and Livewire for a mobile carrier managing customer plans, add-ons, SIM cards, and billing. The platform serves customers who self-manage their accounts through a post-login portal.

The portal integrates with an Amdocs BSS API ecosystem for all customer data operations — plan management, product orders, payments, and SIM workflows — while AWS Cognito handles customer authentication independently from Laravel's own admin auth stack.

The LockedIn Support Portal is an internal admin tool built for the support staff of a live social mobile app. It provides structured access to customer accounts, content moderation, audit logging, and app metrics — all through a custom-built Laravel 12 + Livewire 3.4 interface. The central engineering challenge was bridging two fundamentally different data stores: a local MySQL database for staff and administrative data, and Firebase (Auth + Firestore) as the primary customer data store, accessible only via REST API.

Reusable headless-style CMS built on Laravel and Livewire that has been deployed across multiple client projects. It provides a fully reactive admin panel for managing site content, users, settings, and system configuration — all without page reloads. The frontend is served through a Livewire component layer that reads from the same content models, making the CMS the single source of truth for every public-facing page.

The CMS was developed as a standalone foundation before any project-specific integrations were layered on top. On U2C Mobile it powers the public marketing site, blog, and static pages. The same core has been adapted for other projects involving custom CRMs and content-driven sites, with project-specific modules added without modifying the base CMS architecture.