Client systems, products and communities. Each one shipped, and each one has a real number behind it.
David and I built Amplify together. It turns one brief into every copy and graphic variation with Robinhood's legal disclosures in place, renders each one in Figma for legal review, and drafts it into Google Ads, paused. Every campaign is tracked in one dashboard, and that performance data feeds the brief for the next round.
Real estate video software that David and I built. You paste a listing link, and about five minutes later you get a 40-second cinematic video, with AI avatar agents giving the house tour. tryshowplace.com
Claude Code ClubA paid community that teaches people to build with Claude Code, co-founded with David Iya. David built most of the site. I added to it, and I wrote the content and the funnel.
Every YouTube video I make turns into posts, carousels, a lesson and a guide on its own. 16M+ views so far.
David and I built thirteen n8n workflows for a mobile game company. Eleven of them each turn an idea into a finished short video or carousel with Kling, Sora and Gemini. One person approves, and a publisher posts to seven TikTok accounts on a schedule.
SelfScaleSelfScale is AI agents for content creators, and it already had the working features. I built the prototype of the agent-team version: a creative director plus 7 specialist agents for ideas, scripts, thumbnails, carousels and newsletters. It became the direction for the product. selfscale.app
Senior motion designer at Apple, PlayStation, Charles Schwab and Nissan, plus freelance work for Visa, Casio and more. This is my reel.
For PlayStation, I animated the takeover of an entire NBA arena: the center-hung board, the ribbon screens and the concourse. I was also a commissioned artist for Let's Glow, San Francisco's yearly projection mapping festival, where my work was projected onto the sides of downtown buildings.
Most of what I build, I use myself first. A lot of it is free and open source.
I started editing video at 13. By 2009 I was doing motion design, and for the next fifteen years I made things move for Apple, PlayStation, Charles Schwab, Nissan and HoneyBook.
Then AI got good enough that a designer could build. I've never written a line of code by hand, and now I build the systems that make content for brands like Robinhood and Scopely. I also teach thousands of people to do the same inside Claude Code Club.
Outside work, it's my wife, our dachshund Larry, playing basketball, and basking in Steph Curry's greatness.
Most of my career started with a job I wasn't fully ready for. I learn faster and do my best work when I'm challenged.
The first version teaches me more than the plan does. I put it in front of real people, then I make it better based on how they actually use it.
Motion design taught me what makes people stop. YouTube taught me what makes them stay. Every system I build uses both.