Sam Zamor / Design, build, automate
Most of my ideas die on purpose.
The ones that survive get built, shipped, and handed to real people. I design them, code them, and wire up the automation behind them, usually on my own.
About
I'd rather cut a feature than explain it.
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End to end
I design the interface, build the front-end, and lately the internal tooling too. No design-to-dev handoff, because I'm usually both.
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One client
I'd rather go deep with one client for a year than collect ten logos in a month. Tallo was eighteen.
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The Okanagan
I build for a place, not a persona. Great internet, mediocre local tools, so I make a few of them myself.
Work
The work
Client work and things I built for myself. The ones with a link, you can open right now.
Tallo
LinkedIn for people too young for LinkedIn. It connects Gen Z with colleges, scholarships and early careers. I led the product design and built a big chunk of the mobile front-end, then built Playground, a custom AI system the team used internally to ship faster.
Past clientVisit ↗OKLetsGo
Everything worth doing in the Okanagan this week: day, night and family events, curated and kept current automatically. The front-end is simple on purpose; the real work is the automation behind it that fills the whole thing with nobody lifting a finger. I built it to see how far I could push that alone.
LiveVisit ↗Airways
Software for aircraft maintenance and repair, an industry still running on paper and habit. The startup's whole bet is dragging that process somewhere far more modern. Not public yet.
In developmentMore, soon
A few projects of my own in progress, mostly automation experiments and tools I'm building for myself. They'll land here once they're worth opening.
Coming soon
How I work
How I actually work
No framework. Just the loop I run most weeks, and where it usually humbles me.
Contact
Got a weird one?
Send me the brief, the impossible constraint, or the idea you can't stop thinking about. I take on a couple of outside projects a year. If it's a good one, tell me.
I reply to real emails, usually within a day.