Studio
human-centered ventures in the making
I incubate a small set of ideas through prototyping, validation, and real world learning. My mission is to be of service by building tools that strengthen the best of our humanity, in ways that are grounded and useful.
Why this studio exists
Technology in service of being human
I build where technology and the human experience connect. Life is hard. And so the work I’m drawn to makes life a little more navigable, a little more dignified, and a little less lonely.
My Studio work looks into consumer tech and wellness exploration. I’m careful about what I share when projects are still in incubation. I prefer to speak once there is something real to point to or when there's strong shape to an idea from deep learning.
Some projects stay private until they’re ready. I share once there’s something real to share.
Private build
Mimi
In active development. Details shared selectively.
Private build
Asusani
A new platform of integrative healing modalities. In active development. Details shared selectively.
Start with a real human need
I begin with the person. What they are living through, what they need, and what would actually help in real life.
Build something you can test
A prototype or experience that creates fast feedback without overbuilding.
Prove it creates value
Look for real outcomes. Does it help. Do people come back. Would they recommend it.
Keep it lean on purpose
The work stays lightweight early so learning stays fast and honest.
Current exploration
A few projects, intentionally selective
Some work is public. Some stays private while it is being proven out.
Private build
Mimi
A consumer product in active development for older adults and their families. Details are shared selectively when it is relevant.
In market
Career Angel
AI-powered job matching and fully automated application submission for students. I support Career Angel in product development and strategy and am a GTM partner, including an exclusive reseller model with select schools.
Discovery and research
Wellness and healing exploration
Exploring wellness and healing technology with a focus on modalities like sound, light, biomagnetics, scalar, and other subtle forms of energy. Details are intentionally private for now.
Process
How ideas move through the studio
A simple flow that keeps the work honest and lean.
Clarify the need
Who it is for, what they are trying to change, and what a meaningful outcome looks like.
Prototype quickly
Build a small version we can react to and improve without waiting months.
Test in the real world
Conversations, trials, messaging tests, simple pricing tests, and distribution experiments.
Decide with clarity
Some ideas grow. Some pause. Some get crossed out. The point is to stay honest about the signal.
Values
What guides the work
These are the qualities I try to practice while building.
Work in service
The work has to be for the good of the people it touches. If it is not genuinely helpful, it is not the direction I want to take.
Spirituality, but grounded
I respect the energetic layers of healing and the human experience, while staying grounded in what is useful, testable, and responsibly delivered.
Honor the energy of who we serve
I build with care for the person on the other side of the work. Their wellbeing, agency, and dignity come first, and the product should feel like support, not pressure.
Integrity and confidentiality
Trust matters. I keep what is private private and treat people, stories, and practices with care.
Honest decisions
I prefer directness over being avoidant. I look at what is working, what is not, and what needs to change, and I make decisions from truth rather than attachment.
Stay teachable
I try to keep learning. So when new information shows up, I adjust the plan and the product without ego.
Collaboration
A note to healers and aligned collaborators
If you are a healer, energy worker, researcher, or builder and you feel called to create tools that support people, I would love to connect. We can talk about modalities, the science, the user experience, and the woo woo stuff too, but obviously keeping the work grounded and practical.
I take confidentiality seriously. If we talk, it’s in confidence.