PERSONAL PORTFOLIO · HOWIE AI LAB

Hi, I’m
Howie Wang

I build web applications and software tools, with a focus on how AI can help us learn, work, and create. I design hands-on exercises for students, share ways for parents and teachers to make abstract ideas easier to grasp, and build tools that help people organize information, cut repetitive work, and turn ideas into articles, videos, or software.

You’ll find projects to try and notes from designing and testing them: where a method works, where it tends to fail, and what still needs human judgment. You don’t need a technical background. Start with a problem you already want to solve.

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Guiwei

Local file inventory and cleanup

Start with your WeChat folder. See what’s there, verify duplicates, and decide which copies to keep or move to the trash.

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UP2U

A guide to AI questions and experiments

I start with practical questions, test possible answers, and connect the results to articles, videos, code, and products.

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PalmPlanet

A gesture-controlled globe

Explore Earth with hand gestures. Find cities, measure distances, discover antipodes, and see recorded earthquakes.

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HaoPageLab · HaoVerse

Interactive pop-up books

Turn the pages of a pop-up book and follow the narration to see how variables and graphs change together.

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MomentNest

A photo and video album for families

Find photos by keyword and revisit moments on a timeline. The public demo uses sample media to show how browsing works.

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OneTake

A recording-first creative workflow

For whiteboard sessions, talking-head videos, and screen demos. I’m exploring how to record with fewer retakes and less editing.

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Howie AI Practice

Guided practice for children

Practice classical poetry, handwriting, and speaking with a real human voice and exercises that can be tested and improved.

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WHSK 103

An introduction to making games with AI

Build a working web page, then bring a game to life with events, state, and feedback. No coding experience needed.

3 lessons (Chinese)
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WHSK 104

Algorithms for elementary school students

Try it on screen, act it out with cards, and check it in code. Learn algorithms through activities children can see, touch, and explain.

3 lessons (Chinese)

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About & contact

I’m Howie Wang. This site is where I share what I build, what changes after I use it, and what I’m still working out. You can reach me on WeChat about trials, project feedback, or collaborations.

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