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A million ideas, grown one at a time.

I'm Steph, a product manager in Toronto. Hundred Blooms is where I design and build websites and small apps.

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Things I've built

A mix of websites and small apps. Some for a local business, some for students, some just for me.

Live website

Wang Zhong Wan 丸中王

A bilingual site for an Ontario fish ball maker that's been supplying GTA restaurants and Asian grocery stores for 30 years. People can browse the full product range, find which stores carry it, and set up wholesale orders.

Goal
Help people find the business online, with its own site coming up when they search Wang Zhong Wan.

Built with Vercel

Visit the site
wangzhongwan.vercel.app Wang Zhong Wan homepage: Canada's first Fuzhou style stuffed fish balls, with a photo of fish balls and links to buy in stores, order wholesale, cooking and products
Study site

Course cram sites

Interactive study sites for university courses. Each one turns a course into a focus list, practice questions with worked answers, diagram tables, and a search box that answers questions straight from the course notes.

Goal
One clear, cohesive place to study and prep for an exam.
Result
After the first course, more were requested, so it became a setup I can repeat for any new course.

Shown here: a first year biology midterm guide.

Built with Claude

Screen recording of the biology study site, scrolling through its focus list, a mitosis lesson, a practice question, diagrams and the question search
Personal app

Monthly Finances

An expense tracker for a shared household. It shows spending by category each month, keeps recurring bills in one place, charts trends over time, and works out who owes what.

Goal
One clear monthly picture of shared household spending.

Private app, shown here with sample data.

Built with Next.js, Supabase and Vercel

Expense Tracker
Screen recording of the Monthly Finances app with sample data: monthly spending donut by category, what each person owes, the transactions table and trend charts

百花争妍

About the name

It comes from 百花争妍, a Chinese idiom for a hundred flowers blooming at once, each in its own way. That's roughly how I work: plenty of ideas, picked one at a time and seen through.

Have an idea I could help with?

I'm always building something, and always happy to hear what you're working on.

Email me itsfindingsteph@gmail.com
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