One of our biggest enterprise customers, a 3PL processing over 1,000 orders a day, needed to integrate a dimensioner. It's a scale with a camera that captures parcel dimensions and weight in a single scan. Their warehouse team was manually measuring every box heading into peak season, costing them speed and accuracy.

I ran discovery on how the hardware worked, then built a fully functional standalone app in v0. To further improve UX, I moved the implementation into our real codebase and added barcode scanning so operators could trigger actions without reaching for a mouse between parcels. In a warehouse doing hundreds of orders a day, that kind of detail matters.

Turnaround of just a few weeks. Shipped before peak season. Even got to visit their warehouse for the final demo to see it in action. The customer was beaming and a lovely success story was posted on LinkedIn.

Nobody asked me to build this. I shared it and the entire Sales and Onboarding team adopted it within a week, no training required. Reps say their customer conversations are richer now because they walk into every call with full context.

I don't think in straight lines. I jump between ideas, change direction mid-thought, and need to see everything at once before I know what I'm actually trying to say. Most note-taking tools felt too restrictive.

Draftline is a web app I built with Claude and Lovable for non-linear thinking. You work in cards you can shuffle, hide, reorder, and reshape. It shows a visual trail of how your thinking evolves over time. Now writing feels like sculpting ideas.

It eliminated my writer's block, made revisions feel less precious, and gave me confidence to build things I need but don't exist.

Explaining complex ideas simply and clearly every class has made me a better communicator everywhere else. A PM is often the translator between teams, and this is where I built that muscle.