Auckland, New Zealand · Developer / systems builder

I build things
that work.

Web experiences and practical automation for real problems. I care about what happens after someone clicks, sends an enquiry or needs a clear answer.

Explore selected work ↓
01 / Selected work

Proof in the
build.

Working concepts and a systems prototype. Each one tackles a different part of the same problem: making the next step clearer.

01 / Automation system

OpsFlow

An enquiry triage prototype for service businesses. It validates incoming messages, classifies and extracts details, then applies readable rules to decide what can use a fixed template and what needs human approval. Every decision enters an audit log.

Why it matters: AI proposes; rules decide. Risky, incomplete or uncertain requests wait for a person.

Node.jsAI-assisted classificationApproval queueAudit log
Demo project · actions simulated without a configured webhook · no real customer use
02 / Interactive product concept

Dental visualisation

A dashboard concept where a patient can rotate a jaw model, select a tooth, mark pain and move through views that support a clearer conversation with a clinician.

My focus: connect the visual interaction to useful context, while keeping example data and clinical claims clearly labelled.

3D interactionPatient communicationResponsive UI
Open the live demo ↗Illustrative concept · not a clinical tool
RoriSummit

Patient View
Treatment Plan
Notes
Share
Patient view / Tooth 16
Tooth 16
Overview
Details
Treatment

Related views
3D Model
X-Ray
03 / Customer journey concept

Trade configurator

A quick way for a homeowner to show a tradie what they have in mind. Choose roofing, painting or building work, then select a profile and finish before starting a better scoped enquiry.

My focus: turn a vague “how much?” into details a business can actually respond to.

Interactive formService selectionEnquiry design
Try the configurator ↗Visual prototype · no quote engine
Configure / 01Show what
you mean.
Roofing
Corrugated steel
Charcoal finish
02 / How I think

The interface matters.
So does the system behind it.

01

Start with the friction.

Understand the task, the person doing it and where the current process breaks before adding features.

02

Make decisions explainable.

For automation, use rules and review points people can understand. Record what happened and why.

03

Show the working thing.

A useful demo lets someone try the flow, find its weak spots and help shape the next version.

03 / About

Leeroy
Kanyuchi.

I’m based in Auckland and build websites and workflow prototypes through RoriSummit. Customer-facing work taught me to pay attention to the gap between what a business says it offers and what a person can actually get done.

I’m developing my technical skills by building, testing and explaining real interfaces. I’m interested in roles and projects where clear communication and practical systems matter.

Work
Web interfaces, interactive prototypes, enquiry workflows
Tools
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, 3D interaction, AI-assisted workflows
Location
Auckland, New Zealand
04 / Get in touch

Have a problem
worth building for?

Email Leeroy ↗

For project work, collaboration or a conversation about these builds.