Things I've designed and built, mostly with Claude Code as my dev partner. I use these to show rather than tell how I work.
11 releases · all live today
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A design brief tool for the thinking you do before you build. It walks you through four phases (Explore, Define, Design, Test) with AI-guided activities that produce artifacts you can refine and hand off. Share & Test then shows reviewers what a prototype was meant to do before they react to it, so what comes back is judgement rather than preference.
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An iPhone visualization, tracking and achievement app for people who need a way to stay accountable and work toward larger goals. Built on neuroscience-backed methods with a gentle, realistic approach for ADHD brains.
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A second-brain front end for Mac that turns a plain-markdown note vault into a daily briefing powered by Claude. Generates daily briefs, turns meeting transcripts into clean notes, rolls up open tasks, and maps how notes connect. Local files, no lock-in.
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A focused markdown editor for Mac with Claude built in. Bring your own API key and it hands back suggested edits, each with a note on what changed, that you can apply or dismiss without leaving the document.
Download UnigraphSmaller builds that test the process on new ground. All 7 live.
Not software. Things I made for my own process and gave away.
Balsamiq for fifteen years as the product designer. Co-founder of the Information Architecture Institute. Along the way, Google, Calx Analytics, Bell Labs, Sling, Traction, Sapient, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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