Software in practice.
Four examples of Robin’s work: shipping-file conversion, prospecting emails and reply routing for HuurVast, Afterglow, and PathFinder Charts.
From address files to shipping documents
A tool that turns address spreadsheets into printable shipping labels and carrier-specific CSV exports for different fulfilment workflows.
Preparing one address list for several fulfilment formats means repeated file handling. Each workflow needs its own output layout.
Robin built a conversion tool that turns spreadsheet input into printable labels and CSV exports in the formats its supported workflows use.
Built by Robin.
Sending prospecting emails and routing replies
A HuurVast workflow sends prospecting emails, receives and classifies replies, forwards opportunities and questions requiring follow-up, and flags unclear replies for review.
The workflow starts by sending prospecting emails. Replies may contain opportunities, questions or answers that are hard to interpret; the next step depends on the reply.
The workflow sends prospecting emails and receives and classifies replies. Opportunities and questions needing follow-up are forwarded; unclear replies are flagged for someone to review.
Email automation for HuurVast.
Afterglow
a mobile app and the platform behind it
A product Robin co-founded and built end to end, from the mobile app to the platform behind it.
Afterglow is a wellbeing product in the microdosing space, originally known as Dose. The product work includes content and journals in the mobile app, with client and booking workflows in the web interfaces.
Robin designed and built the entire technical platform: the architecture and backend, the mobile app, the coaching and administration interfaces, and the infrastructure and deployment.
Co-founder and responsible for all technology.
PathFinder Charts
astrology made accessible
Robin’s own astrology product makes astrological charts available through a visual interface, with an API for developers.
People can explore astrological charts through clear interactive chart views, while developers can integrate the underlying chart data through the API.
Robin built PathFinder Charts with a chart interface for visitors and developer-facing API capabilities in the public product.
Robin’s own product.
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