AI-assisted app — project name
What it does, the problem it solves, what I contributed, and a link or screenshot.
Every project below says plainly what stage it is at — live, in development, a concept, or a mockup. Nothing here is dressed up as further along than it is.
My own beauty company. I registered the LLC, built the website and online store at savageskincare.com, set up the marketing automation and email signup, wrote the blog and FAQs, and developed the packaging and brand concepts. Read the full case study →
A wearable, refillable lip product that solves a small, real problem: women's clothing often has no pockets, so lip products get left behind or lost. The concept combines beauty, convenience, fashion and a satisfying click. In product development — no prototype, formula or finished product yet.
A planning tool I built for my own business with AI-assisted development: adjust price or marketing spend and the projection redraws, so I can see what a decision does before I make it. Built for me, not released.
A family business' budget spreadsheet rebuilt as a simple web app: budget against actual spending, a running transaction list, and a year-over-year view. Built with AI-assisted development and checked line by line against the original spreadsheet.
A personal tool that pulls everything I had saved across Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest into one searchable library, so saved ideas are actually findable instead of buried. Built for my own use.
Custom storefront window chalk art, run with a friend. We design mockups and pitch them to nearby businesses — seasonal café displays, Halloween themes, butterflies, bakery illustrations. Simple designs quoted from $20, with around $100 typical depending on scope. Shown here as designs and pitches.Figures are actual amounts quoted in past pitches — not a price list.
I started and led a DECA team and wrote a full skincare business plan and pitch under an earlier brand concept called Sereine: customer positioning, pricing, manufacturing costs, packaging and fulfilment research. The groundwork that Savage Skincare later grew out of, and a separate project from it.
I build small apps and digital tools using AI development tools, and I took part in a TKS 72-hour build challenge. These are going up here properly once I pull the screenshots and links together.
What it does, the problem it solves, what I contributed, and a link or screenshot.
The brief, what my team built in the 72 hours, my role in it, and whatever came out of it — screenshots, a deck, or a demo link.

I like turning an idea into something you can actually open, hold, or click.— Brianna Savage
I build websites for small businesses, founders and creative brands — the same work I did for my own company.