Four apps,
built solo
Four products, built solo. Each one takes something that was already there — your Kindle highlights, your drone's flight log, the county's own ramp data, a fan's tape from the crowd — and turns it into something worth looking at.

Volusia Beach Info
Which Volusia County beach ramps are open right now, with tide, water temperature, and weather from NOAA and the National Weather Service. One Go service polls the county every sixty seconds and feeds seven screens, from a browser tab to an Apple Watch to a pair of e-ink displays.

AirStory
Drop in a flight. It reads the flight data your drone quietly records inside every file — position, height, where the camera was looking — finds the moments worth keeping, and cuts them into something you'd actually send someone.

Refrain
Your Kindle highlights, resurfaced daily. An on-device model finds the threads running through your reading — ideas that recur across books you'd never have connected yourself. No account, no tracking, and nothing from your library is ever uploaded to Refrain.

Fan on the Side
Live John Mayer from 2000 to 2023, recorded from the crowd by the fans who carried microphones in, then remastered one show at a time. Every track plays as the taper cut it, with the taper's name on it. Seven of the tapes are mine.