Selected work
Client work stays confidential until it ships. What can be shown is here: an end-to-end product, the tools built to make the work faster, and a live record of consistent building.
Featured project
A writing site I designed and built with my brother: essays on design, code, AI and the messy mix of building and living. Brand, design system, front end, and the publishing flow behind it, all from this studio.
Featured tool
Autonomous visual testing for AI-written front ends. When an agent edits the UI, Popcorn drives a real browser, checks the result against acceptance criteria, and hands back structured findings so the agent can correct itself.
Featured tool
Capture real interface from Chrome, rebuild it in Figma as editable layers, then generate an implementation handoff from the selection. One path from a live page to a prompt an agent can actually build from.
Open source and tools
Native apps, extensions, agent skills, and small utilities made to solve real problems. Each project is available to inspect, use, or build on.
UsageRing: Claude Code usage limits in the Mac menu bar. One native SwiftUI app, no Electron, no dependencies.
Reusable skills that teach AI coding agents proven patterns, starting with Duolingo-grade engagement strategy.
Two agent skills that turn scattered icon usage across a codebase into one visible, fixable, verified system.
A local-first Markdown editor for iOS and macOS with a Mac Notes-inspired rail and continue-where-I-left-off restore.
A menu bar app that names the local dev servers you forgot about, by project and port, then opens or stops them.
Desktop screenshot clutter, cleared in one click. Archive by date, trash, or delete, with a menu bar icon that tells you when it is time.
Switch GitHub CLI accounts from the menu bar, with a per-account icon and color so you always know who you are pushing as.
A desktop and command line crawler that exports any site as clean Markdown with per-page image folders, ready for research or agents.
A Chrome extension for capturing prompts and ideas from any page before they disappear.
The invitation
Send a few sentences and we'll set up a call. If Foundry 6 isn't the right fit, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.