Three live efforts. Capture what actually happened, keep the data or the session, and use it on the next turn.
Health data · Founder · Live
See which supplements, diets, and habits actually move your health. Log in natural language. Staqc finds the patterns in your own data and in a community of other trackers.
I built Staqc because most supplement advice is memory, marketing, or a spreadsheet you never analyze. I wanted a health record where logging is as easy as a notes app, and where the payoff is evidence: personal correlations plus anonymized community outcomes.
Same product instinct as my day job: keep the data, put it to work, and make the interface feel as simple as the best consumer apps.
AI rehearsal · Builder · Live
An API-first standup rehearsal app. You talk into a mic. A virtual audience transcribes, judges jokes in real time, reacts with audio and video, and saves a recording of the set.
Comics need volume. Rooms are scarce. OpenMicced is the reps layer: a private stage that still feels like people are in the seats. Early access is on a waitlist; the rehearsal product sits behind login for people who are in.
This is the AI-native version of product work I like: a real-time loop, messy audio in, a decision out, and an experience that still feels like a show.
Agent UI · Open source
A small, phone-first web interface for a personal Nous Hermes Agent. The agent stays on your machine. The phone becomes the control surface.
Hermes already owns sessions, tools, skills, credentials, memory, and approvals. I built a thin frontend and local proxy so I could drive that agent from a browser on the LAN: streamed chat, tool activity, a session drawer, a command menu, skill chips, optional dictation and spoken replies, plus light/dark mode and PWA install.