Dalrymple Ramos — Full-Stack Developer

Palora is a study hub for students and self-learners who want to turn lecture slides, handouts, and notes into regular practice. PDF, PowerPoint, Word, photographed pages, and pasted notes feed a library of questions, explanations, and topics, with a choice of 30 illustrated study pals.

I built a resumable question-generation pipeline with source-based verification and task-specific Gemini/Groq routing, then connected question reviews and self-rated flashcards to SM-2 scheduling. Seven study modes, weak-topic tracking, practice exams, calendar plans, focus sessions, and Anki exports extend the same material into a study routine, while cached question reviews can queue answers offline for later synchronization.

Resona is an offline-first music player for Android built for listeners who keep their own music libraries and want a player designed around ownership rather than streaming access.

I built the library on Android’s MediaStore through a Kotlin platform channel, with just_audio playback and audio_service keeping notification, lock-screen, headset, and Bluetooth controls in step with the app. Player Studio adds Classic, Minimal, and Artwork Focus layouts, while favorites, playlists, and the last queue stay on the device in SQLite, with no account required.

Muru is a personal workspace for keeping everyday work in one place: rich notes, code snippets, saved links, tasks, calendar events, shopping lists, receipts, and money. Its Compact Daybook design pairs lavender paper and editorial type with an illustrated little keeper, across desktop and phone layouts.

I connected tasks to calendar events and shopping receipts to finance, alongside savings pots and browser-side AES-256-GCM encryption with an Argon2id-derived key for passwords and locked note bodies. Metadata stays separate from encrypted content. The installable PWA supports cached-page browsing and opt-in Web Push reminders; hosted access is invitation-based, and new file uploads are currently restricted to staff accounts.

Sloop in Open Water is a browser-based sailing simulator built for players who want an open tropical archipelago to explore, with a ten-boat fleet to sail rather than a single vessel.

I modeled wave-driven buoyancy and heel for the ten boats, then used spray, wakes, and a procedural seabed to make their motion visible. Live weather, a day/night cycle, AI harbor traffic, autopilot, and touch controls extend the simulation across desktop and offline play.

fat-fingers is a typing test built for typists who want their speed measured honestly and their ego handled rudely.

I built timed, word-count, and quote modes around shared WPM, accuracy, and consistency tracking. Each completed test becomes a Gemini-generated roast and a point in the session history, so the joke still gives typists a way to measure progress.