Attorney and software engineer building AI tools.
Building and running 1mil.app in production: AI that surfaces overlooked business opportunities, ranked to fit your background and backed by real market research.
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🏃 RunningSchedule.com
Looking for runners training for a half marathon or a marathon to test a free pilot. Unlike black-box AI chatbots or rigid static plans, it uses a transparent, deterministic rule engine that re-plans from evidence and explains every change in plain English. If you try it, reach out to tell me where the plan gets things wrong or misses something.
1mil.app
Surface overlooked business opportunities.
Built around the idea that overlooked business opportunities often sit in plain sight. The goal is to make them easier to notice and act on.
📋 Startup Ideas Worth Building
371 real problem spaces worth building, refreshed monthly.
A public, curated list of operator pain points mined from across the web. Pick a problem and validate it in 1mil.app.
🪷 Shanta Yantra
Reduce noise. Return to practice.
A restrained contemplative support system for clear observation and stronger return-to-practice behavior.
📹 Ring Camera Recorder
Record your Ring cameras locally, no subscription.
A self-hosted Node/TypeScript service that saves Ring live video to disk automatically on motion or doorbell events.
🏃 Runium
AI-Augmented Coaching for Runners
Built and sold. An AI coaching platform pairing machine analysis with human coaching.
🎙️ Omi ↔ PAI integration
Worked on bridging real-world conversations with AI-powered memory systems.
- google-gemini/gemini-cli: Merged fix for extension lifecycle events in the DebugProfiler (#20101). Also built native voice input with pluggable Gemini and Whisper backends for Google's Gemini CLI (#18499) before Google wound the project down.
- danielmiessler/Personal_AI_Infrastructure: Linux-specific audio subsystem support and modular TTS provider integration.
Writing production code at Thomson Reuters on financial data systems taught me to see software as infrastructure, not decoration. After law school, I spent five years as an attorney with the SBA, advising on federal lending programs, disaster relief, and regulatory compliance.
That blend of technical and legal work led me into applied AI, building systems for environments where continuity, trust, and real-world constraints matter.
The thread has stayed consistent: complex rules, real-world risk, and software that has to hold up in the real world.
- CLI-first
- Linux on WSL2
Open to connecting around AI, business opportunity discovery, and the intersection of law, systems, and product building.