Phil Anthony

A public data product that shows how criminal charges in Philadelphia's courts have historically resolved. Public UJS docket sheets run through a Python pipeline — PDF text extraction, deterministic parsing, and roster normalization — into an eligibility-gated fact build that publishes immutable, versioned aggregate runs to PostgreSQL. A Fastify aggregate-only API serves those runs to a Next.js frontend that renders figures rather than computing them. Built as a pnpm monorepo with strict TypeScript, Kysely migrations, and a Playwright suite that asserts WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility, copy safety, and privacy on every public page.

A full-stack web app that turns a ZIP code into a researched list of local law firms, automatically visiting each firm's website to pull contact details, attorneys, and practice areas. Signed-in users can save firms to a private pipeline and track them through active, won, and lost stages. Built with Next.js, TypeScript, Prisma, and Neon Postgres, with a multi-provider extraction pipeline (web APIs plus an LLM) and deployed on Vercel.

A concurrent workflow and checklist tracker that helps users manage multi-step procedures and monitor browser-server fetch sequences. Features an interactive panel visualizing real-time HTTP request status, parallel fetches, and API response times. Built with Node.js, Express, and SQLite on the backend, with a highly responsive client-side UI.

A terminal-styled browser fingerprinting explorer demonstrating silent tracking mechanics. It exposes and inspects the network headers, canvas data, and connection configurations that your browser passively shares with web servers. Built with vanilla JavaScript, modern CSS custom properties, and hosted on GitHub Pages.