Work

Things I built and shipped

Three of these are the argument. The rest are evidence that the practice is a habit, not a highlight reel.

• Plentiful

  Live

  How 1.3 million people get free groceries without standing in a line

  Three products and an SMS system that together serve 21 million visits and 1.3 million people across 15 states. Zero to one to many over nine and a half years: first as its only full-time employee, then through the COVID surge that proved it, then as Co-Founder and Product Director through 2026. Its only product lead for all nine and a half years.

  • product
  • ops
  • engineering
  • ai

• For The Greater Good

  Source available

  A national food-access data pipeline, built and operated solo

  176 scrapers across 42 states and territories feed an LLM extraction layer that aligns messy public data to a common standard, then geocodes it, scores it, and reconciles it into 63,351 verified locations, the largest database of charitable food locations in the country. Built solo on AWS across 18 CDK stacks.

  • engineering
  • ai
  • ops

• ClaySmasher

  On the App Store

  A local-first performance tracker for clay-target shooting

  Session logging, stand-by-stand scoring across ten disciplines, and analytics correlating performance against weather and equipment. SQLite on device, no backend, no account, no telemetry. Shipped to the App Store and Google Play, built solo behind a constitution-gated review pipeline.

  • engineering
  • ai
  • product

• imagen

  Side project

  A self-hosted generation platform, and a pipeline that turns one sentence into a short film

  A FastAPI control plane over a ComfyUI render engine on my own GPU, with a CLI, a terminal UI, and a web app over one durable job model. Built in about sixteen days, governed by a machine-enforced hazard register and blind pre-registered evaluation. Now drives a prompt-to-film pipeline where the model drafts and I choose.

  • ai
  • engineering
  • ops