six things i built and shipped. two are still warm. the rest have real users, real hardware, and the scars to prove it.
a productivity app for macos. the gap between having a thought and it being handled should be one keystroke, not five apps. pill sits over whatever you are already doing, takes the thought, and routes it — no context switch, no window management, nothing to file later.
generative engine optimization. search stopped being a list of links — it is now an answer generated inside a model, and most companies have no idea how they appear in it. credigle measures how you show up across the major models, tracks it over time, and tells you exactly what to change.
an autonomous line-following and maze-solving robot built for the national engineering robotics competition. ir sensor array, a control loop tuned by hand, and a flood-fill maze solver — all written in embedded c on an atmel micro with no libraries to hide behind. it is where i learned that a system either works in the real world or it does not.
an iot lighting product for consumer electronics, taken from spec to manufacturable hardware. zero-crossing ac control with solid state relays, controller work across atmel, microchip, nxp and the esp8266 for wifi, and multi-layer pcbs designed and fabricated through several prototype generations before production.
the content problem at classnotes was unsolvable by hand — millions of students, a national curriculum, and a content team of a few people. so i built a pipeline that ingested textbook scans and turned them into structured, reviewable learning material automatically. it took content production from a bottleneck to a background process.
automation programs across gtm, revops, customer operations and business systems at rokt, plus a meeting intelligence layer that writes back to the crm, sends participants their own next steps, and gives managers real pipeline reporting. also a company-wide resource planning platform used with the coo org to align headcount against priorities.