Welcome to my portfolio, this list most of my projects. If the code is private don't hesitate to request access. Checkout my LinkedIn for my professional experience and don't be shy to contact me (except don't cold call).

My projects are mainly self-hosted and use these common technologies

A simple to-do list application built in OCaml that allows users to add, complete, edit, and save tasks. This project serves as a practical learning tool to explore functional programming concepts and OCaml's features.

This project was completed in one day using serverless technologies. My objective was to create a tool similar to Pastebin, but for markdown notes. It allows users to create rich markdown pages that can be easily shared and copied. Notes can be end-to-end encrypted, password protected and have a time to leave - all without a backend in a serverless application! When a page expires you still retain the local cache copy to renew. It is also possible to create a custom namespace/name url using deterministic uuids keeping all the info on the clients.

Over a weekend, I worked on a project for my family. We all own an old mushroom hunting book, and I created a limited access app to quickly search the book when identifying future meals. Leveraging Vercel and Next.js's serverless functions and middlewares, I was able to utilize PDF indexing and fuzzy search without the need for a backend.

The goal of this project is to create fun and healthy interactions with screens while improving sport skills and performances. The app is supported on every platform and its mission is to be accessible to everyone who wants to play across the world without having to buy any special equipment or buy a new phone.

This is my final personal innovation project from the MMIE program. Klap AI is still in development phase. It includes two different products that are still in exploration.

The first product is an audio service that filters out everything except hand claps and laughs. The main focus is on hand claps right now (checkout the demo). Its objective is to be used as an incentive for viewers to support content creators during live events such as Youtube Premiere, Twitch Streams and Conferences.

The second one is a video stream sentiment analysis service for companies doing webinars. It aims to be a live feedback metric for the speaker in virtual settings. It gives a realtime pulse of the the audience.

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This GAN project used 100 pictures from an abstract visual artist's art collection to train and generate original variants. This is an exploration and we are still in the creation process to do something interesting and unusual with the trained model.

This project is a rebooted version of geosense.net. The old website domain has been reclaimed by another organization. It is an open-source work in progress that is close to be completed (go check the code). The game is simple to learn and fun to play. Its purpose is to increase knowledge of geo-localization of cities and countries around the world.

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Laboulette is an exciting social game done by two friends right when pandemic started that allows to play the french version of fishbowl with friends online. The project went through a testing phase with end-user testing and release phase where core feature were added progressively.

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This blog template was an exploratory project to improve technical skills. The core feature is its multilingual markdown support. It allows to simply write blog post in markdown for the supported locales and it will take care of the rest. The plan was to use the template for a portfolio, but it changed and the portfolio is now here... on GitHub.

This is the final project of my engineering degree. It was done in partnership with a Montreal XR company. The goal was to train a detection model over a generated synthetic dataset where the only input was an .obj file and then export a trained detection model. The exploration was interesting and allowed to us create fully functional and automated customizable pipeline.

This project was perform as a school project with a team of 5 students. Its goal was to visualize climate change in Canada and explore a diversity of data representation methods. This project was a collaboration between @Polytechnique Montréal and @CBC/Radio-Canada

This website was completed after I discovered my significant other was paying for wordpress and was not even happy with what it offered. It was created in a way that allows her to modify the information in the code easily and offers i18n functionalities.