Hi, I'm Dax Lennox.

A social time-capsule app that lets you and your friends capture photos and videos and lock them until a future moment. Instead of posting instantly, you create private capsules, add memories as they happen, and watch the countdown together until everything unlocks at the same time.

Learned how real-time systems force you to think about trust, synchronization, and failure cases simultaneously.

A spatial computing interface for Linux using real-time computer vision and perspective projection to create motion parallax on standard displays. Transforms the screen into a virtual window into a 3D workspace without VR hardware. Built with Three.js, MediaPipe, and WebGL, currently being packaged as a Linux-based session.

Learned how small latencies and calibration errors break immersion faster than low visual fidelity—a constraint that changes the entire system design.

A mobile app for creating groups and submitting tasks that get randomly assigned to members. Use it as a fun party game where the last person to finish their quest loses, or as a productivity tool to delegate tasks that need to get done.

Learned how perceived fairness matters just as much as technical correctness in collaborative systems.

Full car damage estimating done entirely by photos for auto repair shops. Upload images, get accurate repair estimates powered by AI -- replacing tedious manual inspection workflows.

Overcame the challenge of training computer vision models on diverse vehicle angles and lighting conditions by building automated data augmentation pipelines.

A social networking platform built on the domain of my school, exclusive to students. Future plans include donating it to the film department for uploading and showcasing student-produced videos.

Learned how niche communities outperform general platforms by prioritizing trust and exclusivity over scale.