Thirteen things, built and running.
Advisory work is easier to trust from someone who still builds. These are the projects that exist today — desktop applications, web platforms, security tooling and games. Each one has its own page.
The packaging shown here is presentation artwork. None of these are sold in a retail box — several are not sold at all. The boxes exist because a product looks like a product when you can picture it sitting on a shelf, and because a page of screenshots tells you what something does without ever telling you what it is. Each box carries the application’s own icon, which is the part that is real.
Atlas
A home assistant that watches the house, not just the screen.
In development
Eliza's Diabetic Management
Every reading, every dose, in one honest record.
Active
Justice Wall
Somebody knocked. You decide whether to answer.
In development
Codex Watcher
Turns an AI account into an organised team member.
In development
Media Center
Everything you own, finally in one place.
Active
Window Wrangler
No window ever gets lost off the edge again.
Active
Call Recorder
Every call kept, filed and findable.
Active
USNavyVet.com
A veteran-built social network, funded by one veteran.
In beta
Slapdown
Free to play, nothing to install, shared leaderboard.
Active
One Arm Bandit
Three reels, real payout tables, straight in the browser.
Active
Haunted Match
A hex match-and-merge puzzle with a chill in it.
In development
Carrier Landing
The hardest four seconds in aviation, in a browser tab.
Concept
Judgment Technology Advisory
Executive technology judgment, before the expensive mistake.
Active
Judgment comes from having been wrong before.
Every one of these carries a decision that turned out badly and had to be undone. That is the part worth paying for — not the code, the recognition of a mistake before it is expensive.