Alfred Nuguit

Alfred Nuguit

Effortlessly estimate residential construction costs with BuildCalc, a user-friendly React JS app for anyone, regardless of industry expertise.

This is my college thesis. It is designed to track the successes of our school's graduates. It also features a dedicated section for campus news and events, making it easier for alumni to stay connected. The system is designed to be user-friendly, aiming to boost alumni engagement and strengthen the ties within our school community.

Dormeytz is your all-in-one dorm life app! Store roommates' contact info and manage your shared funds. Track expenses, split costs, and see your remaining funds, all in one place. Dormeytz simplifies dorm life so you can focus on what matters!

Event management platform that uses powerful APIs to streamline event viewing, creation, and joining. Though still under development, it provides a functional foundation for a user-friendly event experience.

I've become a freelance frontend developer (only on desktop view for a short time) at this company that empowers business owners with the flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency by leveraging my skills in React.js andBootstrap

ALFRIUM is supposed to be my technical exam for real estate company that I'm applying for, but unfortunately,the employer ghosted me.

Practicing Figma by creating mockup design.

As someone who finds money management challenging, I developed this app to provide a clear record of my expenses, ensuring I have a better understanding of where my money is spent.

My co-worker's brother-in-law runs a business where orders were initially taken verbally and then manually via Facebook Messenger after positive feedback. To practice my coding skills, I took the initiative to build a basic online ordering system for them, which is currently in progress.

This is my first mobile application, built to track my cryptocurrency earnings and losses since I began trading last March (2025). You can download the apk file below. This is a work in progress.

This is my old portfolio, which is based on a template but heavily customized. It was also a practice project for me, where I used Next.js and the Aceternity UI to build it.

This React Native/Expo Budget Tracker update introduces budget setting. Now an Android app, it supports offline use, but data remains local and isn't accessible across devices due to the absence of a backend.