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.
proof in production: BuoyBots · live, guardrail-tested AI intake for mental-health practices
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 out
Six missions from lives already lived: real products shipped to production, still earning their keep.
AI-powered practice growth suite for mental-health therapists. Solo practices lose anxious prospective clients after hours, each worth $1,800+ in lifetime value. BuoyBots catches them 24/7: answers logistics, screens gently, captures leads, and fires a hard 911/988 safety override on crisis language before anything else. My first AI product, shipped to a live therapy site in one week.
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 while serving as an ongoing marketing hub for their client base.
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 live & guardrail-tested · 7 yrs studio lucky bamboo · 4 yrs classical atelier · uw systems + intl. business
BuoyBots: live, deployed, iterating with early mental-health practices.
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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