Operations systems
Fulfillment, support, reporting, and AI workflows that replace repeat work and make exceptions easier to manage.
Independent software studio · Los Angeles
Software for the work your team does every day.
I build operations systems that replace spreadsheets, connect the tools you already use, and make the next step clear.
Tell me what is not workingOperations software and AI workflows · Custom commerce and customer products
What I build
Start with the bottleneck.
Fix the workflow that costs the most time, money, or attention.
Explore operations
Custom commerce and products
Web and mobile products built around your catalog, customers, pricing, orders, and business rules.
Selected work
Built for real work, not just the demo.
Products that connect the customer experience to the people and systems behind it.
01Operations platform
Warehouse fulfillment
Customer rewards and warehouse work were tied together, but the team had to chase information across separate tools. I built one clear operating view for the whole flow.
The team can see what is ready, what is stuck, and what needs action.React · Node.js · PostgreSQL · EasyPost
02Real-time video product
Live video production platform
VantaviewA strong video engine still needs a complete product around it. I connected the app, customer access, releases, product data, and the tools that help people run a live production.
A working product with a repeatable path from build to customer trial.Swift · Metal · AVFoundation · Supabase
03Agent workspace
Agentic AI orchestration platform
BlackcrabAI coding work can scatter across terminals, sessions, previews, and diffs. I built a local command center that keeps the work visible and easier to control.
Agent work is easier to resume, inspect, and manage in one place.Tauri · React · Rust · Claude Code
How I work
Start with the part that matters most.
Small enough to understand. Useful enough to prove. Built to grow when it earns the right.
Find the real problem
We map the work, the handoffs, and the part worth fixing first.
Ship a useful first phase
You get something people can use early, not months of hidden progress.
Keep making it better
We learn from real use, connect the next system, and remove the next bottleneck.