Kyle Dang — Data & Business Analyst
A fresh, resume-style portfolio with specific analytics/AI projects and volunteer experience—built like a real job hunt page.
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A fresh, resume-style portfolio with specific analytics/AI projects and volunteer experience—built like a real job hunt page.
A personal tech-and-arts blog that reads like a real human’s ongoing project—Apple invoices, no-code, and LLMs, all stitched into one narrative.
A K–5 Arlington math tutoring site built around one-on-one sessions with an APS substitute teacher, aligned to APS enVision and Virginia SOL.
A searchable, data-tagged table of 149 indie founder interviews—built to answer “what actually worked?” in founders’ own words.
A carefully sourced, plain-English explainer for Malta’s Single Permit Pre-Departure Course—complete with verification dates and official links behind every claim.
A newly launched, independently published guide that explains Malta’s Tourism & Hospitality Skills Pass in plain language, with a visible verification date and links to official sources behind every claim.
A Miami studio site that reads like an editorial desk: story-first brand strategy, design systems, and campaign production.
A grimly poetic, technically useful feed that tracks when OpenRouter models appear, vanish, get deprecated, or quietly change price.
An AI “sales workflow” product that turns scattered art-sale admin (messages, inventory, quotes, logistics) into review-ready next actions.
A subscription-free bundle of workshop repair data plus an “AI Master Mechanic” that promises ranked causes and exact confirm-tests.
A sharply specific “competing-offer” playbook for private-college financial aid appeals, sold as a $49 digital kit.
A small-batch pre-order watch brand with a deliberately cheeky dial and a clean, specific drop/reserve system.
A survival-horror series site for “The Island,” where dinosaurs, erased geography, and amnesia collide—complete with dossiers and episode drops.
A model-neutral registry that tries to make AI agents inspectable—trust profiles, risk labels, and manifest validation before you install.
A real-estate open house sign-in + lead qualification kiosk app designed to work offline and hand leads off cleanly to CRMs.
A coherent “lab” brand with a clear thesis and a lineup of live, waitlist-driven products across real-world operations.
A research-y atlas that lets you explore mixed evidence about pain by place, with snapshot vs live overlays and exportable data.
A browser-based paper trading tool that plugs into axiom.trade for memecoin practice with live-price logging.
An interactive “periodic table” for strategic materials—ranked by supply-chain risk and mapped to industries and AI infrastructure.
A Southern California live photographer + on-site printing “experience” (explicitly not a photo booth) with a clear booking flow and specific event details.
A fast, browser-only pixelation tool that turns photos/screenshots into blocky pixel art with export and clipboard copy.
A developer-led collective pitching auditable, privacy-first software (Omni Browser, MOCNovel) with a clear “digital sovereignty” vibe.
A punchy, web-first Mars colony tycoon pitch with real game-loop copy and a waitlist/devlog vibe.
A festival “crew planner” for Red Wing Roots 2026—lineup, conflicts, invites, hangouts, map pins, vendors, and per-set weather in one place.