What I'm up to
Projects
I went quiet for a few years — kids, work, life — and spent the time building. Some of this is live. Some of it runs in my house and nowhere else. Every page says which, every time.
Sherwood is the umbrella co-op. Amber, Elsewhere, and RideCoop live under it. Every project is a door. Every page has a way to write to me.
Sherwood Cooperative
State FormingA cooperative company-builder owned by the people doing the work.
The site is built, the domain is not attached yet, and the legal structure is in progress.
RideCoop
State Built, not on the roadDriver-owned rideshare for Philadelphia, with cash and equity on every ride.
The app mechanics exist, but there are no drivers, no insurance wrapper, and no live rides yet.
Amber
State Working prototypeForever media hosting — pay once, hosted for life.
The core system works, but it is not publicly deployed and has no public domain yet.
Elsewhere
State Deep in buildA journal that happens to be a social network, with your posts in your files.
The archive flows through this site, but the apps are pre-alpha and not publicly installable.
the hearth project
State Running on our wallOur family wall display, liberated from rented software.
It works in exactly one home — ours — and is not a product.
NOTI
State Working v0, not deployedA daily word game of beautiful lies, played with your circle of five.
The game runs locally in browser and SMS simulation, but there is no public deploy or phone number attached.
HumanLabel
State Not launched — on purposeEverything you own was made by someone. This is the database that helps you meet them.
A working tracer v0 runs on my machine: 10,000 real products, 23,810 sourced public claims. None of it is on the internet yet.
These are the projects that came from me, not the studio. The other territories are:
- The Kitchen — my consulting studio; Brigade, Heard, Weaver live there.
- The Pantry — the nerd toy box.
- The Great Rebellion — the how-to layer / manifesto.