Most of my work sits somewhere between native apps, backend systems, and AI tools.
If you only skim a few, start with Steward, Scout, DigitalYou, NavRead, and Mac Use. The content pipeline is the odd one out, but it still helped a channel hit 35M+ views in two months.
Mostly macOS and iOS work: automation, operator tools, and products built close to the system.
A macOS automation app that records workflows and keeps them running even when the UI changes. It checks the screen a few different ways instead of breaking the first time a button moves.
usestewardai.com →An open-source macOS runtime that turns the Accessibility tree into something a model can actually work with, then exposes safe actions through a CLI, SDK, and MCP server.
Another take on the same broad problem as Steward: a local macOS operator that can read UI structure, use OCR when it has to, and act precisely.
A desktop control panel for Codex-based Mac automation, with OAuth, saved profile data, local token storage, and a bridge back into the machine.
A native macOS subtitle app that listens locally and floats translated captions over whatever app, site, or video is on screen.
The iPhone companion app for Omnyx: auth, approvals, status, deep links, and push notifications.
Research tools, retrieval systems, and products with real backend work behind them.
A research agent for insurance brokers. It pulls public information, applies risk rules, and turns the whole thing into something useful before a call.
broker-scout.vercel.app →An AI communication platform for email, calls, SMS, and social. Memory, docs, integrations, analytics, testing. A lot of moving parts.
A private reading desk for PDFs, screenshots, OCR, notes, and retrieval. Basically a better way to keep research in one place.
A decision tool where AI helps set up the framework, but the user still controls the weighting and tradeoffs.
clearweight.vercel.app →A Google Business Profile management app for reviews, photos, AI suggestions, and multi-location reporting.
A conversational astrology product with memory on the frontend and a separate backend path for the domain-specific logic.
A retrieval app built around curated founder and operator voices, with pgvector search under the hood.
A crawl-and-retrieval pipeline that scrapes sites, embeds them, and makes the whole corpus searchable.
A prediction-market console with risk controls, analytics, and optional AI help layered on top.
A student-focused AI product with auth, pricing, payments, and task-oriented workflows.
The stranger builds, where the interface mattered as much as the underlying system.
A video pipeline I built for a YouTube channel that reached 35M+ views in two months. Scripts, voice, animation, rendering, and throughput all had to work like a real production system.
A Chrome extension that lets you reshape live websites with natural-language prompts.
A side-project browser built to mess with tabs, UI, and privacy ideas that annoyed me in mainstream browsers.
A 3D comic-book version of this portfolio. Completely unnecessary. Also fun.
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