Software designer · engineer · professional tinkerer
I create, therefore I exist.
I'm a product designer by trade, an engineer by training, and a programmer by practice. I build software, experiments, and explanations—things that help people think, create, and get work done.
I'm interested in the entire stack of reality: from interface details and language models to computer architecture, epistemology, quantum foundations, and rockets.
- GizzMail — email that gets work done; a control plane for human–AI work.
- 2469 Labs — making products on purpose, for clients we like and for ourselves when nobody's asking.
- The Beginning of Infinity — Hindi — translating David Deutsch's book for Hindi readers.
| Project | A small description |
|---|---|
| BabyARC | A tiny abstraction-and-reasoning dataset inspired by François Chollet's ARC. |
| Reader-1 | A cyberdeck e-reader built with a Raspberry Pi and a Waveshare e-ink display. |
| AiTone | A browser-based music-code editor you can modify with natural language. |
| Quantum Computing Coloring Book | An interactive web edition for learning quantum ideas through play. |
| SAP-1 | A Simple-As-Possible CPU emulator, built to understand computers from first principles. |
Most often: TypeScript, React, Next.js, Python, Postgres, and Docker. Occasionally: Rust, Raspberry Pi, e-ink, and whatever else the problem demands.
I write about AI, computation, physics, products, and the business of making things on Substack and Medium.
Find things worth doing. Then make them exist.