
Inboxly
AI email assistant that sorts your inbox and flags hot leads the moment they arrive.
React · Vite · Tailwind CSS · Supabase · Recharts
AI AUTOMATION · PHILIPPINES
You describe the problem. I build the software that removes it.
I'm Ralph, a freelance AI developer in the Philippines. Businesses bring me whatever they're stuck with, and I build the software that handles it. Six projects below — no two alike.
NOW — BUILDING AN AI CHAT MANAGEMENT PLATFORM ●

AI email assistant that sorts your inbox and flags hot leads the moment they arrive.
React · Vite · Tailwind CSS · Supabase · Recharts
AI study companion that turns Philippine law books into case digests, flashcards, and mock recitations.
Python · Streamlit · Claude AI · SQLite · Docling
Batch image studio that preps a whole folder of photos in one pass.
Python · Pillow · CustomTkinter · JavaScript · HTML5 Canvas
Runs the maintenance side of a rental portfolio — jobs, contractors, and follow-ups in one place.
Python · Flask · SQLAlchemy · SQLite · Chart.js
Live-translates game text right on screen — the game looks like it shipped in English.
Python · RapidOCR · ONNX Runtime · Win32 API · tkinter

An in-development action-RPG — and the browser tool, generator, and art pipeline behind it.
Unity 6 · C# · JavaScript · Python · WebGL
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AI that sorts, prioritizes, and flags the messages that make you money — before they get buried.
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AI-assisted reply systems that keep customer conversations fast, consistent, and on-brand.
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Purpose-built workflows around your process: screenshots to data, documents to answers, numbers to dashboards.
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A quick chat about what's eating your team's hours. No jargon needed — just describe the work.
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Within days, not months. Something real you can click — not a slide deck.
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You use it, I tweak it, and it only ships when it actually helps.
I'm Ralph, a freelance AI developer from the Philippines. Some of the tools here were built for real people with real problems — a law student drowning in casebooks, a property manager tracking repairs from memory. The rest started as “I wonder if I could build that,” which is how I ended up able to build most things.
Not everything can be solved with AI. There's almost always a workaround, though, and finding it is the part I love — and I'll tell you straight which one you're getting.
Off the keyboard, I'm at the gym, on my motorcycle, or on the road somewhere.
Describe the problem. I'll tell you what building the fix would actually involve.
Rather use your own mail app? ralph@ralphchu.dev