Ares
Seizure tracking for dogs
- PlatformiOS, SwiftUI
- Stagev1.0, June 2026
Prior to being a product designer, I was a DJ, photographer, adolescent counselor, and mental health rehabilitation specialist. My varied professional and personal experiences have led me to be very empathetic, creative, adventurous, and curious. When not pushing pixels or asking leading questions, I'm often found cluelessly navigating sections of a state, national forest or park with my wife and canine companions.
Labor doesn't move in a line. A flow sheet built for a process that loops, stalls, branches into emergencies, and turns one patient into two.
Maternity billing breaks every assumption generic tools make. An episode-centric claims workspace built for the shift off global billing.
Autistic kids wait months for therapy while the clinicians who could treat them spend more of the week on paperwork than with kids. The prototypes that raised a $4M seed.
Hospitals were filling staffing requests across a CRM, a VMS, and a trail of emails and calls. Works brought hiring managers and suppliers into one platform.
An app built for submitting weekly timesheets, grown into the whole clinician marketplace from sign up to application, with a visual language to build a design system on.
Most of these start as a problem I keep having, and about half survive contact with a second weekend.
Seizure tracking for dogs
A personal health record that charts your vitals, labs and visits over time
Trip planning that stays out of the way