Product builder · Systems thinker · Founder

What I've built — each one started with a real point of friction.

Products live with real users. Built solo, from first conversation to running system — research, product decisions, design, AI workflows, billing, launch, and the operations that keep it alive afterwards.

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25+ years

Working inside complex systems

5 products

Across multiple industries

One approach

Observe, simplify, build, learn

Selected products

What I've built.

Each began with a specific point of friction. Open any one for the full story.

Build 01

Trōfik

Community engagement · Infrastructure

A platform that turns scattered community input into a defensible engagement record for infrastructure teams.

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Build 02

PhonemeLab

Language learning · SaaS

Speaking practice teachers can actually assign, with instant sound-level feedback and usage-based billing.

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Build 03

AfterClass

Professional training · Regulated market

One live training session becomes a week of audit-ready follow-up practice — with no extra prep.

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Build 04

Lens

Microschools & homeschools · Operating system

A web-based operating system for microschools and homeschools — one place to assign work, review student evidence, and communicate progress to families.

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Build 05

SayVeritas

Education · Oral assessment

A secure oral-assessment platform that measures real understanding through spoken responses, not written work.

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The engagement

How I work.

Small businesses don't need an agency and a six-month discovery phase. They need someone who can sit with the problem, decide what to build, and ship something that works.

I take a project from observed problem to running software: research and scoping, product direction, design, build, AI workflows where they earn their place, launch, and the operating instrumentation to know it's working.

Fixed scope. One person accountable. You own the code.

The short version

A history of solving systems problems.

I began as an educator and school leader, working inside the complex systems that shape how people learn, communicate, and make decisions.

I moved into technology strategy, operations, and customer experience — redesigning workflows, automating repetitive work, and helping teams adopt better tools.

Today, I lead Chamberlin Innovations and take products from observed problem to working software: research, product direction, experience design, AI workflows, and launch.

What comes next

Find the friction. Build the useful thing.

I'm interested in practical problems, overlooked users, and products that make complicated work feel clear.

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