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.
8 releases · all live today
The DJ KitA bespoke content management system, designed and built with Claude Code.
MotivistAn 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.
FLYR.STUDIOA free flyer maker for DJs and promoters. Lay out the event once, then export it as a story, a square post, a banner, and a print file without rebuilding the design for each size. Live preview, instant PNG download.
PatternStaxA personal inspiration library for Mac. Capture, organize, and tag screenshots and videos of design patterns you want to reference later. Pay what you wish, and everything stays local on your machine.
KlaritaA 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.
UnicronA 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.
housemusic.isA daily audio guessing game in the spirit of Name That Tune. You hear one second of a house track and guess; every miss unlocks another second, up to six. Fewer seconds, higher score. Every track, clip point, and accepted answer is hand-curated.
80s.isThe sibling of housemusic.is: the same one-second-at-a-time guessing engine, pointed at 80s music. Hear a clip, name the song, and every miss buys you one more second, up to six.
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Real users, real jobs, maintained accordingly. Use them today.
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.
ForTeams who owe someone a brief before anyone opens a design tool. It's the product my courses build on.
Shipping since April 2026. Latest release added Share & Test.
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.
ForAnyone who wants to stay on top of the right tasks and priorities, with AI as a killer assistant. Built on an ontology that manages a knowledge graph.
Shipping since June 2026. Latest release added chat with diffs and revert.
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.
ForAction-focused goal achievement for ADHD brains.
Shipping since February 2026. Latest release added action focus timer and journal text styling.
Before I built my own products, I spent twenty-five years designing other people's.
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.
