Selected work

Software that started in a patient’s living room

Tools I’ve built for the messy realities of home-health care — and what each one taught me on the way.

Every project here traces back to a problem I watched slow down good care. The early ones were rough experiments held together with spreadsheets and stubbornness; what follows is where that went — each one a little less naive than the last.

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Route Optimizer

Route planning for home-health clinicians

Clinicians can lose an hour a day just deciding what order to see patients in. Route Optimizer turns a day’s visit list into the fastest realistic loop — accounting for traffic, appointment windows, and the fact that some visits always run long.

I built the first version for myself, sketching the day’s route on a paper map between visits. This is what that hunch grew into.

Built with
Next.jsPrismaNeonGoogle Maps API
In active development
Also built3 projects
Paused
Scribe Companion
Dictate a visit and get a structured SOAP note back — an AI scribe tuned for the language of rehab. Parked while I work out the parts I’m not willing to get wrong.
OpenAIAzure STTAWSClerk
Evergreen
kylerlong.dev
This site. Journal, work, and the occasional long-form detour — built to stay out of the way of the writing.
Next.jsMDXApp Router
Planned
verosnapshots.com
A portfolio and booking site for a Florida-based photographer — galleries, session packages, and inquiries in one place. On the someday list.
Next.jsSanityCloudinary
In development