Your Brain Is Not a Filing Cabinet
Most productivity tools assume you think in categories. You don't. I'm building something that starts with capture instead.
Architecture, AI, and the human side of technical decisions.
Essays and longer thinking.
Most productivity tools assume you think in categories. You don't. I'm building something that starts with capture instead.
I hired a marketer and immediately discovered that months of accumulated AI context doesn't transfer. Documents didn't fix it. So I built a system that encodes decisions instead of describing them.
A conversation about strengths led to an unexpected conclusion. What does it mean when someone sees you as a supporting character?
Things I'm building.
A personality archetype platform exploring how people work, create, and make decisions. The project that started everything.
A prompt assembly tool that codifies brand voice, content archetypes, and editorial structure into reusable templates. Built to make AI output consistent without making the process robotic.
A capture-first thinking tool. Built on the idea that your brain doesn't file — it connects. Still early, but the core is taking shape.