Creative technologist
I'm a co-founder of Skyline and Metro Mobility, and was on the founding team at Nametag. I've also done projects for Shark vacuums and Universal Tennis, studied psychology and human-centered design at Dartmouth, built an app with over 160,000 users, and run a 4:19 mile.
Skyline is the first password manager built for agents. It lets your agents zoom past login pages in the browser, run commands with local env variables, and more – without handing Codex, Claude Code, and every piece of malware on your machine a "master key" to your vault. On top of that – all of your secrets are encrypted locally, so we cannot see them. And your agents never see them either – so they never go to OpenAI. Skyline is new. More soon.
Nametag is a vision-based authenticator that helps many of the world's biggest tech companies catch AI deepfake impersonation attacks. I was the fifth hire at Nametag, and led everything from technical product design (patents pending) to branding and marketing – taking it from a fledgling pre-product startup to a critical piece of identity infrastructure for Reddit, Hubspot, Autodesk, and many more.
Metro Mobility is a bid to make e-bikes and scooters actually affordable, with charging docks at a fraction of the price of non-charging (lock only) docks that are standard in US cities and around the world. We operate over 250 docks in Massachusetts, and have customer deployments at 15 hotels in California. Read about us in Fast Company or The Boston Globe!