Stay close to the work. If I think something should exist, I want to try to build it. These are real products, not case studies — some experiments, some ideas I've wanted to pursue for a while. They all start with the same question: is this worth making?
In progress
2 projectsReal-time data and analytics for fantasy baseball. Best pickup. Points left on bench. Can live league numbers make fantasy baseball richer for everyone in it — not just whoever is winning?
Current: Data analysis & design
Superpowering the software development process. Accelerating research, ideation and design. Automating deployments and quality checks. Validating engagement in real time. Can one person do it all?
Current: Planning & analysis
Live
3 projectsSix chains Texans are religious about, mapped against the highways they live on. How much product can one person and a set of AI tools actually ship in a day — not prototype, ship?
Fifty glyphs, one wire, one radius, and a kerning table derived rather than hand-set. A logo contains ten letters. Can it contain an alphabet?
The practice itself, built in the open — a brand documented to the decimal and a site that publishes its own working. If everything here has to be a real product, does that include the place they live?
Archived
2 projectsRetired rather than failed. Nothing here is maintained as a product any more, but what it made is still worth keeping up.
A handful of actors, myself included, started an independent theatre company and artist development program in NYC. The company ran for thirteen amazing years. The site is not just for marketing — it now serves as an archive of the company's creative canon.
Press a button and watch the logo become something else — a circuit, a joystick, a train window. A playground for finding out how many things one mark already is. Retired as a product; the archive still plays.
Dave
I've spent thirty years in tech, most of it building products at the intersection of technology, media, and entertainment — from Disney and MLB to today, Crunchyroll, where I lead streaming product.
After years of working in New York, I now live in Dallas. I'm the proud father of two daughters and a dog, and I couldn't do any of this without the support of my amazing wife. And if you ever find yourself at my house around dinner time, I'm fixing a plate for you.