Builder of things — mostly badly, but improving
I'm Owen — a business student at Northeastern who decided to teach himself to build things on the internet. Every project below is varying degrees of rough. But each one taught me something the last one didn't. That's the whole point.
Business student at Northeastern. Building startups. Breaking websites. Learning by doing it wrong first.
Worked in a warehouse. Moved boxes. Learned that I'd rather move pixels — even if I'm worse at it.
Ship it ugly. Learn in public. Cringe at it later. That's the loop. The loop is the skill.
Chronological damage report
Multi-agent investment research system. Seven AI agents organized like a real hedge fund — PM, Fundamental Analyst, Quant, Trader, Risk Manager, Earnings Analyst, Macro Analyst. Built with a partner.
[View Project]AI-powered personal financial advisor. Connects all your accounts and shows spending, savings, and investments in one place with an AI chat advisor.
[View Project]Online poker training platform. Play real-time heads-up matches with Elo-based matchmaking, practice GTO puzzles, track EV decisions, and climb the leaderboard.
[View Project]AI Office Platform — a multi-app workspace with real-time collaboration.
Focus training app using visual neuroscience — gamma flicker, fractals, gaze training, and bilateral stimulation — to train your brain to focus.
[View Project]Details coming soon.
[View Project]Honestly? Claude Code.
That's it. That's the whole stack.
But if you want the impressive version:
The tools that do the heavy lifting while I take the credit.
No point lying