10+ Years Firefighting
Real-world experience shapes everything I build.
Experience under pressure, built through teamwork and decisive action.
Career Firefighter · Self-Taught Developer · Product Builder
Kory Kekewich
I turn field experience and creative ideas into practical digital products.
About me
I build practical digitalproducts around problemsI understand.
I'm a career firefighter and self-taught developer who builds digital products around real-world problems. I create mobile apps, web tools, and applied AI features that make everyday work easier and help people learn.
My perspective comes from the firehouse, where real problems, high stakes, and practical solutions matter. I bring that same mindset to every product I build.
Current focus: applied AI and agents
I’m building a personal wellness assistant as my next step in applied AI. My focus is on agents that use software tools, work with relevant data, and carry context through multi-step tasks. Alongside that, I’m learning how to evaluate their results and manage privacy, performance, and operating costs.
Product Design
User-focused, practical, and purposeful.
Interfaces, prototypes, and visual systems shaped around real users.
Applied AI
Applied AI tools built around practical problems.
Learning to build and evaluate practical AI agents and automated workflows.
Mobile + Web
Apps, tools, and platforms built for real people.
Responsive products designed to work naturally across every screen.
Featured projects
Real projects. Real purpose.
A collection of tools and apps built around real-world needs.
01Borden Nav
Fire Service · Navigation
Mapping tools and response resources grounded in practical fire-service workflows.
Open project
02Electrical Assistant
Industry · Reference
A field-friendly companion for quickly navigating electrical-code requirements.
Open project
03Kanrabat
Education · Québec French
A focused learning experience built around practical, everyday Québec French.
Open project
04Devotion
Faith · Community
A Christian app for daily devotionals, reflection, and community.
Open project