Machine learning · Research
BuildingBlocs
Teaching a camera to read sign language, one letter at a time. Accessibility tech that goes where it's needed.
Student developer · Singapore
I make apps, tools, and platforms — iOS, web, dev tooling, whatever the idea needs. Survived the Swift Accelerator, ship something most months, and do my best work at 2am for some reason.
me trying to be a functional human
All of these started as random ideas. These are the ones that made it out alive.
AI app builder · 2026 · Live
Build your own AI apps in minutes — describe what you want, bring your own API key, preview, ship. Then sell them on the marketplace. 240+ apps, 80+ creators, 12,400+ uses, and I take zero commission because I'm nice like that.
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3D printing · 2026 · Live
Turn an image into an editable 3D model. Upload a reference, watch the geometry rebuild itself in your browser, then export STL, OBJ, or GLB at actual millimetre scale and go print the thing.
Visit meshlab.ethansoh.com ›
iOS · 2025 · Swift Accelerator
An iOS app that listens to you rehearse and tells you the truth about your pacing. Built during Swift Accelerator, tested on my own speeches first.
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Web · 2026 · Live · formerly FlowDay
The study space that actually feels good. Notes, flashcards, calendar deadlines, and focus timers in one warm place — with an AI that actually knows your schedule.
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Machine learning · Research
Teaching a camera to read sign language, one letter at a time. Accessibility tech that goes where it's needed.
iOS · In development
A game that teaches what it actually feels like to have ADHD. Built to build empathy — intentionally hard to focus in.
Web · 2026
A platform Swift developers can use to run Swift entirely on the web. Because sometimes Xcode is just too far away.
Web · 2026
Typing practice built for programmers — real code, real syntax, real muscle memory. Semicolons included.
“Ship it before you're ready.”
— me, at 2am, every single time
Idea to prototype to production. The loop runs nightly, fuelled by hot chocolate and an unreasonable belief that it'll work this time.
What's actually on my screen this month.
Building
Turning photos into printable 3D models. Currently fighting depth maps and winning, slowly.
Tinkering
An all-in-one utility app for Mac — every little tool I kept installing separately, finally living in one sane place.
Exploring
Building CTFSolver, a web toolkit for capture-the-flag challenges. Breaking things, legally, for points.
Every original public repo on my GitHub — pulled live, so this list never goes stale.
Picked up one project at a time. Still adding compartments.
Ten certifications across Apple, Google, Microsoft, and IMDA — plus a few wins along the way.
Launched a zero-commission marketplace for developers. Built the whole thing solo, which explains a lot about my sleep schedule.
Ten certifications in four months across Apple, Google, Microsoft, and IMDA — mostly AI. Went a bit overboard. No regrets.
Completed the eight-month iOS talent programme by Apple, IMDA, and SwiftInSG. Graduated. Survived. Shipped.
Got in, then built a public-speaking trainer for iOS as the capstone. Learned a lot. Slept a little.
Top 20 in Singapore's National Robotics Competition — back when my code drove LEGO.
Recognised for presentation quality and storytelling at FIRST LEGO League. The public-speaking obsession started here.
I'm Ethan, a secondary school student in Singapore. Somewhere between classes and homework I started shipping apps, and now I genuinely can't stop. If I'm not coding, I'm probably rehearsing a speech or explaining to my parents why I'm still awake.
I like building things that make someone's day a little less chaotic — study tools, speaking coaches, random Mac utilities. Small, useful, done. And yes, I'm weirdly into vending machines.
The parts that don't compile but matter anyway.
On stage since FIRST LEGO League. Built Scripties because I wanted my own coach in my pocket.
National top 20 before I could legally drive anything that wasn't LEGO.
Apple Teacher certified for Swift and Mac. Helping classmates debug counts as teaching, right?
Genuinely fascinated. Self-contained, reliable, zero-downtime hardware businesses. The original ship-it machines.
Got an idea in education, communication, or product design? I'd genuinely love to hear it. Non-scammy emails only, please.