
Lessora AI
Lesson planner for teachers
Teachers enter a topic, grade level and lesson length. Lessora drafts a curriculum-aligned plan they can edit and export.
Lately that means Lessora, a lesson planner, and the system 3,000+ PSITS students at the University of Cebu use.

Lesson planner for teachers
Teachers enter a topic, grade level and lesson length. Lessora drafts a curriculum-aligned plan they can edit and export.

Platform for a 3,000-member student org
Merch orders, events, attendance, memberships and certificates for the IT student society at the University of Cebu.
Personal tools, sites I built for people, and the capstone.
A commission gallery: what the artist offers, what each type costs, sample art, and a request form that pings the artist on Discord.
An internal system that runs both the office and its construction projects, from bidding to completion.
Patient and result management, with image uploads from radiology and medtech staff.
A smaller web project for a student client.
Before PSITS had a platform, it ran on Google Forms and spreadsheets. I learn the current process first and build around it, not the other way around.
Every change gets a short written plan: what changes, how it gets tested and how to roll it back if it breaks.
Design, frontend, backend, database and deployment. On Lessora I did all of it myself, so nothing falls between teams.
Shipping is the middle, not the end. PSITS is on its third generation, and its move from React 18 to React 19 happens piece by piece while members keep using it.
Focused on configuring enterprise cloud application systems.
Builds custom systems for clients, one project at a time.
Built the first generation of the PSITS platform in 2024, replacing Google Forms and spreadsheets. It is now on its third generation, maintained by other developers, and still runs operations and events for 3,000+ members.
I'm a BSIT graduate from the University of Cebu and I hold the TOPCIT Level 2 certification. I have worked as an associate software engineer on enterprise cloud systems. On the projects I take on I'm the only developer, from requirements to deploy.
With client work that means building what was commissioned, then staying on for maintenance and long term work. A system is not done when it launches. It needs updates, fixes and room to grow, and I keep running it past the handover.
If we've worked together, leave a note. Notes appear here once they're reviewed.