I build AI products.The training: business, tech, art.All of it poured into one jar of jam, sparked at the edge of space. The drop below is how it came to life.
my own prototype: BuoyBots · AI intake for therapy practices, no client yet
the market viability.
Consulted for real small businesses at the Small Business Economic Development Center while still in school. Market research, strategy, and hands-on problem solving: the discipline of knowing what a product is worth before building it.
the structural integrity.
Trained full-stack across three languages, then went deep on AI engineering. From the database to the last pixel of CSS, I know how data moves through a product, and I ship interfaces that work as well as they look.
the creative eye.
Four years of classical atelier training: charcoal, figure work, still life in oil. The same trained eye now drives the design work, from typography and layout to motion.
Stir the three strands together and you get Jam: beautiful sites that actually function, engineered around the business strategy underneath. ai is the pot everything cooked in → buoybots is the first jar, still a prototype
Six missions from lives already lived: five projects shipped to production, still earning their keep, and one prototype of my own.
The first thing I built on the Claude API, made for therapy practices. It has not been shipped to a live therapy site. A chat widget answers logistics questions, captures leads and hands them to a dashboard. On crisis language it answers only with the 988 and 911 lines, before anything else. Booking, payment and document auto-fill are mocked.
I built a Webflow site brought to life with original photography of the owner and salon space, pairing an editorial feel with an integrated booking engine. Since launch, the platform has generated over $100,000 in online reservations at menu prices. In 2026 the owner asked me back for review replies, email, and social.
I created this custom website from the ground up for a solo mental health practice, designing it to mirror the story of therapy. As visitors scroll, the visual environment moves naturally from darker tones into warm light. I wove the client logo into custom interface details and included photos of meaningful local spots. The result is a calm, welcoming space that helps nervous new clients feel safe taking that first step toward care.
For a Portland nonprofit building micro-villages for unsheltered adults, a broken plugin meant gifts were failing without warning. Working within a tight client scope, I fixed the payment pipeline right before Give!Guide opened, redesigned four high impact pages, and established ongoing site stewardship.
Starting with only a bare-bones Google Site for content, I built this PR firm’s visual identity and design system from the ground up. To meet a strict sponsorship deadline, I delivered a four-page Webflow site featuring her updated case studies, service offerings, and an integrated booking workflow.
Building on seven years of design experience, Studio Lucky Bamboo delivers full-service web platforms for health and wellness leaders. I guide clients through the entire project lifecycle: from brand strategy and UX/UI design to Webflow/WordPress development, modern AI workflows, and post-launch site stewardship.
Power level: rising. Still sweet.
buoybots prototype · 7 yrs studio lucky bamboo · 4 yrs classical atelier · uw systems + intl. business
BuoyBots: a prototype AI intake suite for therapy practices. No client yet.
Agentic AI on the Claude API, built on a React · TypeScript · serverless stack.
Los Angeles · remote-first, working worldwide.
Remote AI product roles, partnerships, and speaking.
jammy.phan@studioluckybamboo.com
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