About Me

AI developer and builder in Vancouver.

The story

• Currently building Humonos, an affective computing company. Supported by ElevenLabs Grants. Wearable technology that measures cognitive state in the real world: attention, fatigue, decision-making.
• Started with Arduinos and drones in grade 10. Self-taught programming in 2019, iOS development in grade 12. Worked on autonomous navigation, co-founded an AgTech marketplace in 2024, moved into accessibility technology in 2025.
• My work sits at the intersection of neurodivergence, HCI, and robotics. Built Supes Club (500+ downloads in 2 days). Hosted Build Days with 400+ attendees and two AI debates with 100+ people each in 2024. I organize Novus and run weekly Build Days in Vancouver.

What I work on

I build at the intersection of hardware and intelligence. Gaussian splatting renderers, iPhone sensor streaming, AI glasses for the blind. I'm interested in systems that bridge the physical and digital worlds.

My current focus is Humonos: wearable systems that measure attention, cognitive load, and fatigue in real-world performance. Physiological data is deeply personal, so it's built with local processing and explicit privacy controls from the ground up.

Community

I organize Novus and run weekly Build Days in Vancouver. Hands-on building sessions that have drawn 400+ attendees. I've also hosted two AI debates with 100+ people each.

Built Supes Club, a virtual coworking Mac app for remote workers that hit 500+ downloads in 2 days.

Writing

I write about neurodivergence, cognitive science, the attention economy, and building technology. My work has appeared on Medium, DEV.to, and Substack.