Isaac Juracich: connecting mobile, web, and AI engineering

I’m Isaac Juracich, founder of Juracich and a software engineer based in La Crosse, Wisconsin. My work spans mobile applications, web platforms, business automation, and AI tools. The common thread is connecting the parts of a product so that people can actually use it to get something done.

Mobile engineering through StudyFetch

As Lead Mobile Engineer at StudyFetch, I built the React Native application from scratch and led its development until October 2025. That work connected a mobile interface to an AI learning platform, including content processing and AI tutoring. It put product experience and integration work in the same project: a useful model response still needs a clear place in the application.

My mobile development essay explains why that boundary matters when planning an app.

Software around real business workflows

My public portfolio includes work with Tahari Capital, Tahari Realty, Dooorbell, and Axis Campus. These projects involve different users, but recurring engineering questions: where information lives, who can change it, and what should happen next. A property platform and a student organization tool both need clear relationships between people, records, and actions.

This is where full-stack work becomes valuable. A screen, an API, and a database need to describe the same workflow. Building them together makes it easier to identify a missing permission check or an ambiguous status before it becomes a daily frustration.

AI tools with a defined purpose

Juracich also develops tools such as Path and Anvil. Path concerns how applications connect to AI execution. Anvil brings an assistant into the terminal while keeping command execution in the user’s hands. They show two different parts of AI product development: infrastructure and the interface where a person makes a decision.

Choosing the right scope

My capabilities cover the full product, but a project should start with a specific need. That might be a mobile experience, an internal dashboard, or one repetitive workflow. The useful starting point is a concrete description of the people involved and the action they need to complete.

Explore selected project work, read my background, or bring a project to Juracich.