Kristopher Prince

A self-built engineering portfolio at dontpanic.fyi. I leveraged Next.js 19 on Vercel, Postgres, and Anthropic API. There is a phosphor-green CRT aesthetic with a scanline overlay, Space Mono and Syne typography, and a deliberate desktop-first design. I built and maintained the site solo. The site doubles as a working sandbox for new ideas and a public record of the engineering decisions behind shipped products.

Contents include live engineering decision writeups, a code gauntlet, a schema-to-table demo, testing and CI tabs, Swagger/tRPC examples, and a Poker Defense game with a live Supabase leaderboard. The mobile section showcases shipped React Native work: Derby Day Pool (a Kentucky Derby betting pool app on TestFlight), Unleashed AI (a QR-coded pet platform with AI photo cleanup, a lost pet network, and a full React Native back end), and Proof (a BLE scale-bar inventory app).

Multilingual restaurant menu platform built for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, targeting deployment across the 16 host cities in the US, Mexico, and Canada. Restaurants upload a PDF menu, and the platform scrapes it via Claude vision, runs it through an AI translation pipeline, and publishes a customer-facing menu in 17 languages with localized pricing. Built across three repos: a Next.js 19 front end on Vercel, a Node.js scraper and translator on Railway using the Anthropic Message Batches API, and a Next.js sales CRM with Supabase, magic link auth, and full RLS. Kristopher built the entire stack solo: a PDF-first vision-scraping pipeline, batched per-restaurant translation with structured tool-use output, a Supabase schema with section-level translation joins, a webhook-driven lead intake from the public site to the internal CRM, and a sales rep commission-tracking system. Live at kcmenu.build with La Bodega KC as the launch restaurant, 385 menu items live in English, Spanish, and French.

AI-assisted prototyping service that helps non-technical founders turn ideas into shippable software. Clients submit a project brief through a guided intake flow, and the platform routes them through scoping, prototyping, and delivery with AI assistance threaded through each stage. Built on Next.js 19 with Supabase for auth and data, Resend for transactional email, and a referral system that splits project value cleanly between referrer and builder. Kristopher built the full Phase 1 stack solo: intake flow, project lifecycle state machine, referral attribution capped at a configurable ceiling, and the email infrastructure for client communication. Distribution strategy targets entrepreneur meetup groups and SEO/AEO/GEO optimization to improve discoverability via AI assistants. Live at youridea.build.