Molalab

Mola moments

Things I’m still figuring out.

Some are just questions. Some turned into prototypes. Some are getting tested by real people. I like that they are all at different stages.

Beta testing

Started · 2025 January

Moodify

Why can a song fit before I can name the mood?

A mood-first music app I started after noticing that a song can feel right before I know how to describe my mood. I’m testing how recommendations can learn from listening without pretending feelings are simple.

Beta testing

Started · 2025 April

Clipify

Why does a moment feel important before I take the photo?

A camera app experiment that began with ChestCam. I’m exploring whether an iPhone can notice possible moments, group them into a day, and help someone review what to keep without acting like software knows what mattered.

Prototype

Started · 2026 February

Pathly

Why is starting sometimes harder than learning?

A learning-path prototype I started because big goals can feel exciting and impossible at the same time. It breaks a topic into smaller skills, lessons, quizzes, and progress steps so I can see what to try next.

Prototype

Started · 2026 March

ParkFlow

Why can a fair system still feel unfair?

A school parking prototype I started after noticing that assigned spots can sit empty while other students are still waiting. It explores daily confirmations, waitlists, and fair rotation so a limited resource is easier to share and understand.

Exploring
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Started · 2026 August

Foodify

What should our family eat next?

I started thinking about Foodify for my mom, who has to figure out what our family should eat next. It would learn from our meal history, what each person likes, nutrition balance, repetition, practical limits, and community inspiration to help her find an option that fits.

In practice
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Started · Winter 2024–25

Everyone Can Ski!

How do I explain something my body already knows?

I have skied every winter since I was nine. Some movements feel automatic now, which makes teaching beginners a new kind of question: how do I turn instinct into an explanation someone else can actually use?