Most AI projects never get used. I build the ones that do.

A system for the restaurant’s back office: inventory, ordering, invoices, and food cost, built around the way it actually runs.

State of Streaming covers the streaming industry. I rebuilt their website and built the tools behind it: a feed that scans the industry news every morning, a workspace where the team writes articles, builds rankings, and manages company profiles, and a public site that publishes it all. The team runs it without me, and can produce batches of articles in hours instead of days.

I built Clover’s new website and the publishing system behind it. The design came from a Figma file produced by their team, and I turned it into a working site in under a week. The publishing system lives inside the same site. The team edits any section of any page, writes and schedules articles, manages images and the advertiser logos, and previews everything before pushing live.

Mobibo is an LED truck advertising business I co-founded. I built its website and campaign planner, then worked the deals myself for tech startups, pharmaceutical companies, and the NFL at Super Bowl LIX.

My rule is to automate the eighty percent that repeats so my attention goes to the twenty percent that needs judgment. Blackwater is how I do that for my own work: every project, its open tasks, and its next step in one place.