About Aaron
Hi, I’m Aaron. I build things when a question won’t leave me alone.
I’m a high school student in Bellevue, Washington. I’m interested in computer science, math, psychology, music, and skiing. I am especially curious about the moments when people make a choice before they can completely explain it.
That can mean building Moodify because a song fits before I can name the mood, or changing the way I explain a ski turn when someone is still stuck. I like paying attention, trying a smaller version, and seeing what actually happens.
I notice
Something does not line up.
An awkward step, an unanswered “why,” or a moment that feels important before I know what to call it.
I try
Make the question testable.
A prototype, a new explanation, or one smaller experiment can make a fuzzy idea easier to understand.
I keep notes
The wrong guess is useful.
My engineering journals help me remember what broke, what surprised me, and what changed my mind.
How I build
I build with documentation, online examples, AI coding tools, feedback from testers, and advice from my parents. My job is to decide what question matters, make and test the product, debug what breaks, and be honest about what I changed or still do not understand.