Work & Projects
A collection of shipped products, experimental prototypes, and structured research — each built with intention, precision, and a clear point of view.
Finished, released applications — polished and ready for the world.
New products in development
The next generation of Distributed Technologies products is actively being built. More to come.
Unreleased and work-in-progress projects — a window into what's on the horizon.
Our own private algorithmic assistant for everyday tech questions — built privacy-first on the same principles we teach. Harold is the heart of a growing family of specialized algorithmic assistants in development, and will be central to The Care Plan, our forthcoming ongoing support subscription for individuals and families. Your data stays yours.
A mobile health intelligence tool that identifies and surfaces meaningful trends in your Apple HealthKit and Google Health Connect data — delivering timely, targeted notifications and actionable guidance when patterns in your movement, sleep, and activity actually matter.
A local-first web application for browsing your TikTok data export. Search, filter, and rediscover your content without sending a single byte back to the platform.
A cross-platform desktop application for importing and browsing email archives entirely offline. Supports MBOX, EML, and folder-based imports — with full-text search, thread view, label management, saved searches, and attachment tracking. Your email stays on your machine.
Structured investigations and findings — important work that lives outside the product lifecycle, but is no less worth sharing.
A structured investigation into developer tooling for running large language models on local hardware — covering benchmarking methodologies, workflow orchestration, and infrastructure patterns for fully sovereign, local inference.
A private, self-contained algorithmic agent for everyday IT support on Windows and Mac — triaging issues, walking through fixes step by step, and escalating to a human expert technician when a problem requires it. Every response and action carries human approval built into the design, not bolted on after.
A fourteen-service serverless platform for digital asset trading research — technical indicators, on-chain metrics, newsstand and social sentiment, AI analyst personas, year-scale backtesting, and AI-guided strategy optimization that outperforms grid and random search at equivalent iteration budgets.
Shipped products that have run their course — preserved here as a record of the work and the thinking behind it.
Built for users who face the highest threat of device compromise — journalists, executives, activists, and anyone operating in environments where even the operating system cannot be trusted. Hardware Authenticator was an Android application that leveraged a direct Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) to display path for OTP passcodes: the codes were generated and rendered entirely within the secure enclave, and pushed directly to the display at the hardware level. No app — not even the OS — could read or intercept the passcode in transit.
This architecture closed a long-standing attack surface present in every conventional authenticator app, where passcodes pass through the OS before reaching the screen — a window that malware, screen-capture exploits, and accessibility-layer attacks can exploit. By severing that path entirely, Hardware Authenticator offered a level of credential protection that software alone cannot replicate.
The product was fully shipped and released. It has since been discontinued.