Gi
Designing systems that move like tides.
I’m Gi, a designer, strategist, and entrepreneur turning complex ideas into intuitive experiences. From startups to social innovation, I build products that feel alive—adaptive, meaningful, and human.
Selected projects flowing between design, technology, and transformation.
A journaling and habit-tracking system that visualizes personal data as living “loops.”
A community-driven vehicle-sharing app for college campuses, promoting accessibility and sustainability.
A grassroots leadership network in Caraga empowering young changemakers to co-design local solutions.
Designing mystical-modern print collections—journals, decks, and tools for reflection and ritual.
Beneath every story is a system.
Each project begins with listening—understanding human rhythms, cultural patterns, and emotional cues. From there, I prototype loops: feedback systems that turn insights into experiences. Whether building with code, canvas, or community, my process blends anthropology, psychology, and design thinking to surface what truly connects people.
Designer. Researcher. Builder of meaningful systems.
I’m a multidisciplinary student at Brandeis University majoring in Psychology, Anthropology, and Business—with minors in Legal Studies and CAST. My work explores how creativity and systems design can reshape education, wellness, and community. I lead ventures that bridge storytelling and technology, from LifeLoops to CYCLE, while serving as a Marketing & Startup Champion at Brandeis Innovation.
Thoughts and essays from the intersections of art, systems, and impact.
On building LifeLoops and the psychology of remembering.
Read storyLessons from organizing movements in Caraga.
Read storyRethinking productivity through play, narrative, and flow.
Read storyLet’s build something that flows.
If my work resonates with your vision, reach out—I’d love to collaborate, brainstorm, or design together.