I'm learning to build real tools by pairing with AI. I describe the idea, shape the result, and ship something people can actually use.
About me
“The best way to learn to build is to build, then ask why it works.”
I'm Judith, a new builder who uses AI as a pair programmer to go from a plain-language idea to a finished product.
I focus on understanding every step: why a layout behaves the way it does, how data moves through an app, and how to ask the right question when something breaks.
I care about clean design, clear writing, and software that feels considered rather than assembled.
Projects
Each one started as an idea in plain English and became something I can open and use.
A to-do app I built with AI and use every day. It greets me by name, sorts tasks into categories with icons, and lets me plan tasks for later days. At the end of the day it reminds me about anything unfinished.
This site. A responsive one-page portfolio with light and dark themes, designed and built in conversation with AI.
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A practical guide to ten everyday healthy habits, from strength training, sleep and hydration to stress, sunlight and regular check-ups. Each habit comes with simple first steps, and a daily check-in lets you tick off what you've done and watch your progress ring fill up.
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An expense tracker I built with AI to see where my money goes each month. I log what I spend, and it totals everything by category, draws a chart, and exports my spending to a spreadsheet.
Contact
Have a project, an idea, or just want to swap notes on learning with AI? I'd love to hear from you.