Build
Most of what's on this site — the tools, the interactive diagnostics, the model diagrams, the references library, the sister products linked in the footer — is software I designed and built. Not mockups. Working applications, shipped. I'm taking on a few client builds, and this is what that work is.
What I build
Web apps and websites, with a bias toward the 0→1 and early stage: the first real version of an idea, the internal tool that finally fits how a team actually works, the data-driven product a founder needs to show, not just describe. If it runs in a browser and there's a measurement-, behavior-, or AI-shaped problem underneath it, it's squarely in the lane.
Why it isn't a dev shop
A traditional shop takes a spec and returns a build, ticket by ticket. I come at it from a different discipline — twenty years measuring people and decisions — so the first questions are different: what is this actually supposed to change, how would you know, and where will the model or the metric quietly mislead you? What comes back is software with judgment built in — instruments that report their own reliability, interfaces that respect how people actually decide, AI used where it earns its place and measured where it doesn't. The perspective is the product; the code is how it ships.
Built to be seen through
There's a second reason the measurement background matters, and it's the one I'd bet a company on: the work is built to be legible. Every step you can see, every model you can question, every number paired with what it does and doesn't mean. For anything that touches people that isn't a nicety — it's close to the whole game. People accept decisions they can see the reasoning behind and quietly resist the ones they can't, hardest of all when the process is hidden. Most AI is a black box and can't offer that. I build so it can — transparent by construction, which also happens to be the one thing a black-box competitor can't retrofit. (The longer argument, with the research behind it, is in Show Your Work.)
The evidence is the site you're on
You don't have to take my word for the capability — you're using it. This page, the model diagrams, the value wizards, the references library, the portfolio of products: all designed and built here. Browse the portfolio and the build patterns and judge the work directly.
How it works
A short conversation first — what you want to make, what it has to do, what "good" looks like. No quote-factory: you'll get an honest read on scope, shape, and likely cost up front, and we only go further if it makes sense on both sides.
Have something you want made? The fastest start is a short, unbilled conversation to scope whether it’s a fit.