Portfolio · 2026
Solutions Engineer building at the edge of AI
Solutions Engineer / Architect with a background at Segment (acquired by Twilio), now focused on AI-forward roles. I help technical buyers translate ambitious ideas into shipped systems, and I spend my evenings vibe-coding small tools to scratch my own itches. Currently exploring how AI changes the shape of sales engineering and the products we build around it.
Discover the language patterns you type
A privacy-first macOS app that builds a local frequency dictionary of the words and phrases you type. It stores encrypted counts—not a replay of your keystrokes—and never sends your writing off-device.
How much of the cast is still alive?
A browsable list of movies showing the percentage of the cast that is deceased, alongside other mortality and longevity metrics. A morbidly fascinating lens on film history.
Know when your Mac needs upgrading
A privacy-first macOS monitor that measures whether resource pressure is actually slowing down your work. Its local dashboard turns CPU, memory, storage, and thermal evidence into a conservative upgrade scorecard.
Remember commitments without keeping the recording
A privacy-first meeting memory app for closed men's circles, built around participant review and veto. It turns temporary recordings into structured commitments and summaries while minimizing retained sensitive data.
See the shape of your conversations
A private, local-first playground that turns Apple Messages and Contacts into interactive conversation analytics. It uses compact aggregates instead of exposing raw messages, contact details, or attachment paths.
Turn forgotten screenshots into useful leads
A local-first macOS app that indexes screenshots with on-device optical character recognition. It surfaces job leads, companies, deadlines, and follow-up ideas while keeping screenshot pixels on your Mac.
Find conferences for the ideas you already follow
Recommends real-world conferences based on the creators, speakers, and topics you're already into. Turns intellectual curiosity into a travel calendar.
A miniature Blockbuster with a curated shelf
Like walking into a tiny Blockbuster — a tightly limited shelf of movies to browse, instead of an infinite scroll of options. Pick something and actually start watching.
Daily quiz from the AI news
Auto-generated quizzes built from the AI Daily Brief podcast — designed to make staying current feel like a game rather than a chore.
An archive of Apple's discontinued things
A browsable archive of the hardware, software, and services Cupertino has quietly buried — researched and written by an AI archivist.
A heat-map of places visited
A Fog of World–style heat-map of every city, trail, and town I've spent time in. Personal cartography for the chronically restless.
Turn your goals into a manifestation video
Generates a vision board based on your goals and stitches it into a short manifestation video you can revisit.
Track your Lovable credits, smartly
A small companion app that watches your Lovable usage and surfaces gentle nudges before you blow through the month's credits.
A KPI dashboard with no chartjunk
A focused operating dashboard for a rideshare club — clean numbers, no chartjunk, the metrics that actually move decisions.
Applying the chess Elo algorithm to rank your to-dos
A pairwise ranking system for todo items using the chess Elo algorithm.
Share your private photos more confidently
If your sensitive photos ever get leaked, figure out exactly who you shared them with.
Turn any photo into a cartoon.
Upload a photo and get a stylized cartoon image back. A simple, one-shot image transformation tool.
A little warmth while you scroll — hand-built with an SVG goo filter, no gifs, no libraries.
Because a portfolio can afford one indulgence.
I spent years at Segment helping the world's most demanding data teams make sense of customer data infrastructure, then watched the acquisition by Twilio reshape how I think about platforms at scale. These days I'm focused on AI-native products — both as an operator inside go-to-market motions and as a builder shipping experiments on nights and weekends. The projects below are mostly the latter: small, opinionated tools built to learn in public.
Currently exploring: agent evaluation tooling, longevity data, and what a great AI-era sales engineer looks like.
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