
A product exec who fell for the trades.
For many years I built data-driven products — personalization engines and predictive-analytics platforms — for one of the country's biggest retailers. Applied math and physics by training, Six Sigma by habit. I loved turning messy data into decisions that moved real money.
Then I did something people found strange: I started a home-service business from the ground up. Garage doors. And I discovered the trades are full of the exact problems I love solving — just without the tools. So I started building them.
Now I run the company on data and AI: measure everything, automate the boring, and use it to give my team superpowers instead of replacing them. This site is where I share what's working — and what isn't.
Fanatic about the numbers
If it can be measured, we measure it — then we act on it. Data isn't a report at the end of the month; it's how we run the day.
Obsessed with the experience
The tech in a customer's driveway is the whole company in that moment. Everything we build points back to making that moment better.
Here to watch people grow
My favorite metric is a teammate leveling up. The best tools I build are the ones that help someone become great at their craft.
