DermoAI
A twelve-class skin-image classifier built on ConvNeXt-Base, evaluated with test-time augmentation. A study in computer vision — and in the limits of a good score.
- Accuracy
- 82.79%
- Cancer sensitivity
- 87.30%
Student · Developer · Maker
Exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, software and engineering. Interested in how things work — driven by what I can build.
A field journal of
projects, experiments
and open questions.

Documented, not embellished.
Work in progress, in public.
01 / Selected work
Three projects,
three different edges
of the same curiosity.
A twelve-class skin-image classifier built on ConvNeXt-Base, evaluated with test-time augmentation. A study in computer vision — and in the limits of a good score.
An offline-first strength-training app with deterministic plan generation, session logging, progress tracking and a muscle-focused exercise library. No account, no backend, no network required.
ESP32 experiments with motion, distance, sound and light — including a concept for a calm, physical Study Focus Console. Bench work, honestly labelled.
Read the field notes02 / About
I'm interested in understanding how technology works — from the systems running beneath our software to the models learning from data, and the electronics interacting with the physical world.
I enjoy exploring unfamiliar technologies, building things and learning by experimenting. Most of what I know has arrived through projects that were slightly beyond me at the start.
My interests rarely stay in one place, and that's exactly how I like it. The through-line is not a single stack. It is a preference for understanding the whole system — and for making ideas into something that runs.
03 / Currently exploring
A working list, not a skill chart. In use means it appears in something I have built. Exploring means I am still learning my way around it.
Machine learning, computer vision, neural architectures and local models.
In useApplication architecture, TypeScript, React and the craft of shipping.
In useESP32, sensors, displays and small systems that meet the physical world.
ExploringLinux, tooling and how software actually meets the machine.
ExploringPython, Pygame and interactive experiments made for curiosity.
Exploring04 / Notes
Writing takes longer than building. When there is something worth saying — and worth standing behind — it will appear here.
No notes are published yet. The shelf is intentionally empty.
Planned, not published
Evaluation, failure modes and the distance between a score and a system.
Notes from Atlas Fit on state, storage and owning your own data.
Sensors, timing, wiring mistakes and the things that only appear in hardware.
Correspondence
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