01Projects
A focused set of shipped pieces, each one built to feel calm even when the underlying system was not.
[ Sec. 02 ] Selected Work
Three of fourteen · 2022 — 2025
FR_012024 — Now · Founding engineer
Product · AI workspace
An analytics surface for product teams that replaces dashboards with a writeable, queryable workspace. Built from a blank file to 1,200 active teams.
−68%
Median query latency
FR_022023 · Tech lead
Internal tooling · Engineering
A keyboard-first command surface unifying ten scattered tools into one canvas. Used 42 times a day, on average, by every engineer on the team.
94%
Weekly adoption
FR_032022 · Senior engineer
Fintech · Payments console
A payments console rebuilt from first principles — fast, calm, and honest about complexity. Reconciliation moved from nightly batch to real time.
−41%
Support tickets
[ Sec. 03 ] Featured Case Study
Verol Analytics · 2024 — 2025
A study in restraint: how a three-person team replaced eleven dashboards with one writeable surface and earned the trust of operators who'd seen the promise broken before.
Verol's product team was drowning in dashboards. Every team had built their own; nothing was trusted. Decisions stalled while people argued over which number was right.
Six weeks of interviews across 14 teams. The pattern was clear: people wanted answers, not charts. The unit of work was a question, not a metric.
A streaming query engine on ClickHouse, a document model that treats charts as first-class blocks, and an LLM layer that translates natural language into typed SQL.
Shipped weekly with five design partners. Every release went through a 30-minute critique. We killed three features that tested well but never got used.
Median time-to-answer dropped from 18 minutes to 40 seconds. Verol crossed 1,200 active teams within nine months and raised a Series A on the back of retention, not growth hacks.