I build weird, cool things — sometimes they even work.
Senior PM in creative ops by day. Tinkerer powered by coffee, mead, and stubborn curiosity by night. Most of what I make sits at the intersection of AI, storytelling, and "I wonder if this is possible."
Local AI image organizer that uses Ollama's vision model to analyze, cluster, and sort AI-generated images by character — all through a Streamlit UI. No cloud. No subscriptions. Your images stay yours.
A desktop app that guides a story from a one-line premise to a complete manuscript through an 8-phase AI pipeline — fully offline, powered by a local LLM. Because your story drafts don't need to live on someone else's server either.
The open scaffold behind Story Engine — a file-based narrative architecture for writing long-form fiction with Claude Code. Continuity tracking, world-building, iterative drafting. Software dev principles, applied to novels.
A Progressive Web App for managing Delta Green TTRPG character sheets. Full sanity system, dice roller, offline support, PDF import. Works in your browser. Stores nothing but your secrets.
I use AI as a creative and technical collaborator — not a shortcut. Most of what I build starts with a problem I actually have, a question I genuinely want answered, or a game I want to run better. The tools tend to follow.
- Local-first AI tooling
- AI + creative writing workflows
- Building things that didn't need to exist but are better for it
Always tinkering. Occasionally shipping.