// Workshop

Things in progress.

Half-formed ideas, side projects, and experiments I'm working through. Some will graduate into the work proper. Some will stay here as documented curiosities. A few will just disappear, which is also fine.

Not everything here is meant to be a product. Some are tools I built for myself, some are concepts I'm trying to articulate, some are just things I've been making.

My workshop isn't a distillery, but in my heart of hearts it works like one. Raw material goes in, time and tinkering do their thing, and every so often something worth bottling comes out.

Inside a working distillery: copper still and steel tanks at Westward Whiskey
SipStir logo and wordmark — a coupe glass drawn in one continuous line with a teal garnish

SipStir

Active

Taste memory for better drinking. SipStir learns what you like and remembers it across the bar and your kitchen, so it can help you know what to order and what to make. A live prototype is testing the core idea: that what you loved at a bar can carry into what you make at home.

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Obliga.do

The Obliga.do logo or product mark.

Obliga.do

Active

The promises you make at work, caught before they slip through the cracks. Obliga.do reads across your meetings, email, and chat, finds what you said you'd do, and surfaces it in one inbox you can clear in under two minutes. The build is live and running daily, with design partners next.

A warmly lit Amsterdam bar, bottle racks to the ceiling and beer taps glowing

The Cocktail Archive

Concept

A long-running personal archive of cocktails I've made, drinks I've ordered, and encoded monthly specials from a regular bar. Considering whether this becomes a small site, a zine, or just stays in a notebook.

Notebook sketch of Terminus: professional intelligence as a nine-layer stack, from capture to leverage

Terminus

Concept

A concept for a professional intelligence operating system. Nine layers running from ingestion through publishing. Named for Asimov's Foundation. Currently in design and exploration.

// Got an idea?

Send me something worth noodling on.

If you've got a project, a question, or an idea you think I'd be interested in, especially something that sits at the weird intersection of media, AI, infrastructure, or storytelling, send it over. Most of what ends up in the Workshop started as someone else's question.

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