Read case study D8ly
A live bilingual Bazi web app where deterministic calculations establish the foundation and applied AI turns the result into a useful narrative.
Open d8ly.appI design and engineer web products with React, Next.js, TypeScript, Cloudflare, and applied AI—turning complex systems into clear, responsive experiences.


Small products, playful prototypes, and useful systems. Each one started with a real question—not a need to look like a finished startup.
Read case study A live bilingual Bazi web app where deterministic calculations establish the foundation and applied AI turns the result into a useful narrative.
Open d8ly.app
Read case study A live realtime performance experiment: two persona-driven performers share context, stream verses, and react to a beat-aware browser experience.
Open live experimentA native media product in active development, exploring durable background uploads and playback workflows across SwiftUI and Cloudflare.
New screen captures and short interaction reels are the next layer—not more marketing copy.
My front-end background still shapes everything: care about the person at the other end, sweat the interaction, and never let complexity leak into the experience.
Interfaces should communicate before anyone reads the documentation. I start with hierarchy, rhythm, and the moment that makes a product memorable.
The polish only lasts when the code underneath is clear, responsive, and ready to evolve. Craft and maintainability belong in the same conversation.
AI is changing what a small team can make. I prototype with it, pressure-test the experience, and keep the useful parts grounded in real human needs.
Recent work leads with responsive web products and applied AI, supported by cloud and data systems plus native media experiments. The through-line is still thoughtful product craft.
Responsive product surfaces, motion systems, and the design details that make complex tools feel immediately usable.
Structured generation, model evaluation, and persona-driven agent experiments grounded in useful product feedback.
Serverless APIs, auth, databases, object storage, and resilient upload paths built for products in the real world.
SwiftUI, AVFoundation, background tasks, and device APIs are part of the engineering practice; release preparation is still underway.
Release work is part of the product—not the last checkbox.
I'm interested in thoughtful teams, unusual products, ambitious prototypes, and conversations that lead somewhere unexpected.
davidhsiao510@icloud.com