Thomas DeVito · Brooklyn, NYC · Freelance Full-Stack Engineer

Full-stack engineering for AI-integrated products, mobile apps, and MVP launches.

I'm a senior independent software engineer with 10 years of software development experience across AI-integrated products, mobile and web apps, payments, Firebase, and Solana prototypes. I help founders and small teams turn ambiguous product goals into working software with clear execution.

Victoria is a live AI voice system that can answer questions about my background, skills, and projects, then turn useful follow-ups into tasks in my private FlowPath workspace.

(929) 734-9187

I built her with the OpenAI Realtime API, Twilio Media Streams, WebSockets, Node.js, and Express.


Selected Projects

Projects spanning AI voice systems, mobile and web products, payments, Firebase, Solana prototypes, and focused consumer tools.

Voice AI System (Victoria)

Real-time AI phone assistant for live calls, voice automation, structured follow-ups, and FlowPath task routing.

  • Node.js
  • Express
  • Twilio
  • OpenAI Realtime
  • WebSockets
  • AI Voice Agents
  • Private repo · live product available

FlowPath

AI prioritization and productivity dashboard with contextual memory, guided intake, next-move plans, and task generation.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • OpenAI
  • SQLite/libSQL
  • Clerk
  • Private repo · live product available

FairDeal.ai

AI-assisted deal room for buyer-seller price discovery, neutral fair-range analysis, structured inputs, and non-binding negotiation guidance.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • OpenAI
  • Prisma Postgres
  • Vercel
  • AI Negotiation

FlowTime

Behavioral accountability app for screen-time commitments, proof uploads, Firebase-backed verification flows, and Stripe pledge payments.

  • React Native
  • TypeScript
  • Firebase
  • Stripe
  • Google Vision

Blndr (Composite Vault)

Solana composite-token protocol for minting and redeeming basket-backed SPL assets with Anchor smart contracts and a Next.js dApp.

  • Solana
  • Anchor
  • Rust
  • Next.js

GoTube

Recommendation-free YouTube client for intentional viewing, saved channels, Watch Later, watched state, Shorts filtering, and a TV-friendly route.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Vite
  • Cloudflare Workers
  • Supabase

GoPod

Recommendation-free RSS podcast player for chosen feeds, reverse-chronological episodes, persistent playback, local progress, and backup import/export.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • RSS
  • Local Storage
  • Vercel

GoPulse Core Protocol

Solana content-validation and rewards protocol using Anchor, TypeScript tooling, and a PvP AMM model for incentive-aligned participation.

  • Solana
  • Anchor
  • TypeScript
  • Vue
  • Rust

HeadlineHarmonies

AI image-generation app that turns live headlines into styled visuals with prompt workflows and social sharing paths.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Hugging Face
  • OpenAI
  • React

FilmPulse

AI film discovery app with conversational recommendations, streaming responses, and metadata-rich picks for faster movie decisions.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • OpenAI
  • SSE

GoPulse

Social news app for web and mobile with read-before-share flows, invite-style subscriptions, Firebase data, and Stripe payments.

  • TypeScript
  • Firebase
  • Ionic
  • Stripe

Hyper_Rank

Python recommendation engine using collaborative filtering, user-to-user similarity, and tiered popularity weighting.

  • Python
  • Collaborative Filtering
  • Recommendation Engine
  • Algorithms

Senior independent software engineer for AI, mobile, and product MVPs.

Headshot of Thomas DeVito

I'm a Brooklyn-based full-stack software developer with 10 years of software development experience, focused on AI-integrated products, mobile/web apps, payments, Firebase backends, and Solana prototypes. I work best with founders and small teams that need someone who can reason through product tradeoffs, ship working software, and clean up ambiguity without requiring a large process around them.

Core skills

TypeScript JavaScript Python Rust Ruby Node.js Express React React Native Angular Vue Ionic Firebase Stripe OpenAI API OpenAI Realtime API AI Voice Agents Twilio Media Streams WebSockets Prompt/System Design LLM App Architecture AI-Assisted Development Vercel Cloudflare Workers Supabase Clerk SQLite/libSQL Solana Anchor Ruby on Rails SQL NoSQL Postgres HTML5 CSS3 SASS Git/GitHub TensorFlow.js

Services (examples)

  • AI voice agents and phone automation
  • React Native / Expo mobile app builds and rescue work
  • Firebase + Stripe product backends
  • OpenAI API integrations and LLM product workflows
  • MVP completion from messy or half-built codebases
  • App debugging, launch readiness, and pragmatic refactors
  • Solana / Anchor prototypes and dApps
Based in Brooklyn, NYC Freelance-ready AI / mobile / payments Available for focused project work

Let's Build Something

Tell me what you're building, what's broken, what success looks like, and your timeline.

P.S. for the cinephiles out there, I have a couple of really interesting screenplays that you may be interested in checking out.


One More Thing...

Outside software, I write character-driven screenplays about modern technology, loneliness, spiritual hunger, and the search for meaning.

Poster for Lovelacers showing a secluded forest waterfall.

Lovelacers

Logline

When a successful tech executive becomes fascinated by a young software prodigy whose extraordinary talent and apparent good fortune seem to defy explanation, professional admiration gradually gives way to obsession as both women struggle to reconcile the lives they imagined with the lives they actually have.

Synopsis

Amanda Featherstone is a highly successful tech executive who has built her life around discipline, sacrifice, and hard work. Confident in her place within Manhattan’s elite tech world, she believes success can ultimately be explained by effort, competence, and good decisions. That certainty is shaken by the arrival of Tamsin DeBari, a twenty-six-year-old software engineer whose extraordinary talent appears almost effortless. Amanda finds herself instantly drawn to, and fascinated by, Tamsin. Though Tamsin never finished high school, she possesses a remarkable ability to reduce complex technical problems into elegant, deceptively simple solutions. What begins as professional curiosity soon becomes something far more personal as Amanda struggles to understand how one person can seem so naturally gifted, so casually successful, and so consistently fortunate.

As the summer unfolds, Amanda becomes increasingly preoccupied with Tamsin’s life. Each new discovery only deepens her fixation: a childhood spent surrounded by mathematics and computer science, a career marked by extraordinary achievement, and a series of seemingly impossible escapes from disaster. Yet the closer Amanda gets to her, the more complicated the picture becomes. Beneath Tamsin’s brilliance and apparent good fortune is a young woman haunted by her own dissatisfaction, convinced that her life has somehow fallen short of what it could have been. While Amanda sees someone blessed by fate, Tamsin increasingly sees herself as another person whose life has drifted away from the future she once imagined.

Their paths become increasingly intertwined through a pair of company retreats in the Catskill Mountains, whose mystical, almost surreal beauty begins to leave a lasting impression on both women. Amid ancient forests, mysterious encounters, near-fatal accidents, and profound changes in self-perception, the story gradually expands beyond its corporate origins into something more intimate and existential. As Amanda becomes consumed by the possibility that there is a hidden pattern behind the events unfolding around Tamsin, her search for answers pulls her deeper into obsession. What begins as a story about talent and envy evolves into an exploration of luck, unrealized potential, meaning, and the stories people tell themselves to make sense of a world that often seems arbitrary. As their paths converge at Kaaterskill Falls, both women are forced to confront the distance between the lives they imagined and the lives they actually have.

Poster for Under the Arcadian Sky showing a star-filled mountain valley.

Under the Arcadian Sky

Logline

Haunted by a tragic past and a prophetic dream, a disillusioned tech worker accidentally collapses the global economy with a device that cures smartphone addiction, forcing her to pivot from corporate pariah to utopian architect in a battle for the future of human connection.

Synopsis

Sarah Fiore is an undervalued programmer drifting through a life of unfulfilled potential, secretly carrying the guilt of her best friend Julia's overdose decades ago. Her stagnant reality is shattered when a concussion triggers a vivid, otherworldly dream, fulfilling a prophecy Julia made the night before she died. Waking with a newfound clarity and a technical blueprint, Sarah recruits her estranged friends, Terri and Nicole, to build the "FlowBand," a wearable device designed to sever the modern compulsion for digital connectivity. Fueled by intuition rather than business strategy, Sarah's mesmerizing, intense salesmanship turns the device into a global phenomenon, liberating millions from their screens.

However, the FlowBand's massive success triggers unintended chaos. As people reclaim their attention, Big Tech revenues plummet, crashing the stock market and splitting society into two hostile camps: those who have "woken up" and those financially devastated by the collapse of the attention economy. While powerful corporate enemies launch legal, public, and reputational attacks, Sarah finds herself increasingly alienated by her own high-status success. Realizing that disconnecting from the digital world was only half the battle, she rejects the trappings of wealth, symbolized by her choice of cheap water over luxury brands, and seeks a way to sustain a community that is both technologically advanced and spiritually grounded.

The journey leads Sarah to the Canadian wilderness, where a brush with the harsh realities of off-grid survival convinces her that humanity cannot simply regress to nature; it must power its way forward. After discovering a brilliant but discredited engineer with a prototype for a safe, small-scale fission reactor, Sarah gambles her fortune on a radical pivot. She moves to establish a self-sustaining eco-society powered by this new energy, setting the stage for an ultimate confrontation between her budding egalitarian utopia and a desperate, capitalist "Old World" that wants her technology but fears her ideology.