Everything I make is about where and when.
Location- and time-based apps for Meta Ray-Ban Display — building on Meta's smart glasses since the platform first opened to developers, and named by Lenslist as one of the early contributors to it. The throughline runs back fifteen years — UCLA Geography, maps for Rick Steves guidebooks, GIS at Clear Channel Outdoor, web at The Washington Post.
GeographyUniversity of California, Los Angeles
where place became the lensInternCity of Berkeley Visitor Bureau
helping people discover a placeCartographerAvalon Travel Publishing
maps for Rick Steves guidebooks & Moon HandbooksGIS AnalystClear Channel Outdoor
the physical world, mappedWeb DeveloperReal estate / proptech startup
location at the coreSoftware EngineerGE Digital
the physical world, in real time (IoT)Senior Software EngineerThe Washington Post
the web, at newsroom scaleIndependent spatial developerSan Francisco
maps you wear — glasses-first webapps for Meta Ray-Ban DisplayA place to visit → paper maps → spatial data → the interactive web → maps you wear.
Let’s build
something.
Whether you’re a studio, a team, or simply curious, I’d be glad to connect. If there’s something you’d like to explore, please feel free to reach out.
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