“Water shapes its course according to the ground over which it flows.”
I’m an engineer and designer who builds at the seam between software and craft. The work runs wide on purpose — iOS apps, web platforms, hardware and medical devices, printed matter, and things made by hand — because I’ve never thought the discipline should decide the problem. Like water, I take the shape of whatever I’m trying to solve.
What holds it together is structure. A line of code, a folded brochure, a thermometer’s housing, a calendar’s grid — I’m after the same thing each time: a clear system, an honest line, and only as much ornament as the work can earn. I’d rather a thing be quietly right than loudly clever.
This site is arranged like a designer’s monograph — each piece filed in an index rather than a gallery. Hover a line to read its margin note; follow the arrow to its full record.
Glovebox is the glovebox you wished your car came with — a place where every fuel stop, service receipt, VIN, manual page and "when's the next oil change?" question lives in one tidy folder on your phone. It works without signal, syncs when you have one, and never asks for anything it doesn't need.
A local-first project tracker skinned as a NERV command terminal — projects, tasks, and a live sync gauge, stored in plain JSON with no database. A personal command deck for keeping every case in view.
A file-based hub that ties many roles into one place — studio, projects, and the things I’m building toward — designed to shrink the busywork and surface what actually matters each week.
Asset management and resource software.
Health insurance management software.
A platform for running political campaigns — outreach, organising, and coordination in one place.
A designed calendar — editorial graphic work, released as a print product.
Naming, logo, jerseys, and merch for a flag football team — a full identity built from the name up.
A printed brochure for a real-estate estate — layout, typography, and production design.
A custom chainmaille piece, woven by hand ring by ring — an ongoing study in structure and patience.
A custom miter-saw station designed and built for the print studio — a workshop tool made to fit the work.
A protective helmet designed during the coronavirus period — personal protective equipment, from concept to form.
An infrared thermometer designed as medical equipment — a hardware device for contactless temperature reading.