Daniel Oduonye

Pineapple is an invite-only iOS dating app built around short live video introductions instead of swipe-based browsing. I led full-stack development across the SwiftUI client and Go back end, shipping onboarding, identity verification, real-time matchmaking, 90-second LiveKit video calls, and post-match messaging.

On iOS, I architected a modular Swift 6 app using MVVM, coordinators, and actor-based services. Key features include WebSocket lobby matchmaking, privacy-first blurred partner video, icebreaker prompts via Firebase Remote Config, themed events, CallKit, and Firestore chat.

On the back end, I built a clean-architecture Go service suite: HTTP/WebSocket API, embedding-based matchmaker (PostgreSQL, Redis), push workers, profile embedding pipelines, and a Python LiveKit AI agent. I used SQLC for typed queries and scalable workers for match delivery and lobby cleanup.

I owned client-server contracts, CI harnesses, and privacy flows: verification video, pre-answer anonymity, and mutual-like continuation before chat unlocks.

SignalMatch is a privacy-safe role-fit analyzer for software and AI work. I built the web application to map visible job requirements to documented evidence, gaps, confidence, and a next step, instead of one opaque score. The logic is small, deterministic, and testable. I also published a synthetic evaluation set so others can inspect the behavior without exposing application history, personal details, credentials, resume files, or private business logic.

Claude Code Slack is an agent interface I built with session persistence, project boundaries, webhook security, scheduled tasks, MCP support, and audit logging. It connects developer workflows to Slack while keeping sessions addressable, projects scoped, and actions observable. I focused on secure boundaries and reliable operations rather than a simple chat demo.