Portfolio

With random-moment check-ins and a two-dimensional mood-energy grid, Even Mind brings the precision of psychology research methods to the everyday consumer. Built to help individuals manage mental health conditions and improve self-understanding.

Sidebar is built for speed. It helps users quickly capture ideas, put those ideas into action, and get back to what they were doing. Open. Type. Done.

Borrowing the habit-substitution technique from addiction recovery, this app offers an alternative to doomscrolling that feels physically the same (the scrolling motion) but delivers far less dopamine.

PokeWord makes adding words to your vocabulary as fun as catching Pokémon for your team. Search for words or encounter them at random in the wild, then collect them.

Random Contact adds social serendipity by showing you a random person from your contact book. Rekindle a relationship, or skip to the next one.

I contracted with Lax.com, a lacrosse retailer, to build a white-label app for tracking college lacrosse scores and player stats. It was the first lacrosse scores app on the App Store.

SqrShare let businesses create web pages with social links, tied to custom QR codes. We were the “share button for the real world,” and got restaurants putting QR codes on their tables and menus back in 2011.

My college newspaper contracted me to build an app for browsing and reading its articles.

Inspired by Foursquare, Markit let you scan the barcode on any product to “check in” to it. Whoever checked in to a product the most became its king.

My first foray into mental healthcare. I worked with the Sophia team on a patient scheduling and communication app before the company shut down.