One independent developer in Los Angeles researched, wrote and built ASVABIFY, end to end.
I design and build digital products that help people solve real problems with technology they can actually use. I conceived, researched and built ASVABIFY end to end. You talk to the person who builds it.
ASVABIFY started from a simple question: why does ASVAB prep still feel like a wall of disconnected facts, when the test itself is a system with explicit rules that can be taught directly?
I wanted people to study the traps in the test, not just the syllabus.
The ASVAB measures which mistakes you make: every question brings wrong options that match predictable errors. The course had to teach those traps.
How the AFQT score is calculated from the official table, and how adults learn when they study on their own, to order the lessons and the practice.
Narrated whiteboard lessons, practice tests and audio; accounts and payments with Stripe on the web and the App Store on iPhone.
My training includes generative AI, cybersecurity fundamentals and risk management (Google courses, 2026).
The cheapest attempt is the first one.