Hi, I'm Jason.
I'm a platform engineer who's spent 30 years building scalable infrastructure. I can't stop building products.
My career has taken me through acquisitions by Yahoo, Google (twice), and Gemini, and a TechCrunch Disrupt win in 2015. I care most about solving real problems, shipping things people use, and helping great engineers do their best work.
Equal parts curiosity, caffeine, and stubbornness.
What I like to work on
I like to build things that last and help people.
Architect & scale infrastructure
Designing systems that stay reliable when everything gets busy.
Lead & mentor engineering teams
Helping engineers grow, shipping together, and raising the bar.
Run complex projects end-to-end
From messy first step to stable, observable, well-documented.
Ship my own products 0→1
Ideas, prototypes, ship, learn, repeat. Forever.
Things I've built
A whole pile of products: Live and a few still brewing.
Now
← start here
Hale
Health companion that helps you understand your chronic illnesses.
the fun one
Littlest Bee
Cozy indie game studio — first up: Southbound, a penguin's big slide home.
newest obsessionnarrow.day
Daily planning on one page: pick one priority and give the day five diminishing blocks.
Also Live
Twickets
Lightweight, capture-first ticketing for developers juggling many projects.
SyncBeam
Instantly beam photos and files from iPhone to Mac over local Wi-Fi — no cloud, no account.
Pingway
Open-source monitor that pings every hop in your path to pinpoint where the internet breaks.
Mayfly
Ephemeral Kubernetes environments from a single YAML spec, with TTL-based auto-teardown.
HoneyOS
Open-source network security platform that deploys honeypot decoys to catch intruders.
RLSee
Self-hostable dashboard for inspecting and documenting Postgres row-level security, with plain-English AI explanations.
Since
Gentle, judgment-free self-care reminders for ADHD brains — elapsed time as information, not guilt.
RadRobot
Music discovery surfacing side projects, collaborators, and deep cuts.
Still Brewing
Built for myself first. Opening them up carefully.
PeraMed
One REST API for patient health records across Epic, Cerner, and athenahealth.
Kaleida
Private, invite-only social for families and close groups — no ads, no algorithm, a feed that ends when you're caught up.
Vezor
GitOps-native secrets vault with schema-as-code.
SetBit
Feature flags for startups and growing teams. Simple, affordable, powerful.
FormNinja
Add forms to any website with 2 lines of code. No backend.
KiwiPrompts
Optimized prompts for Claude Code with versioning and AI refinement.
TokenTally
AI usage analytics and cost tracking. No proxy, no latency.
QuickTerms
Privacy Policies and Terms of Service for SaaS in minutes.
MealMap
AI meal planning and grocery lists for busy people.
Statsmatic
Privacy-focused analytics with a sub-1KB script.
LumenOps
AI-powered code security analysis.
Monarch
Email hosting for developers; unlimited domains, flat rate.
Auric
Precious metals subscription; build wealth in gold & silver automatically.
SegmentIQ
Secure financial analysis for clients.
ExecOS
AI executive advisors for founders: your CEO, CFO, CTO on call.
Sprung
All-inclusive social network. No fakes. No bots.
Bitpipe
Multiple feeds for data services.
Cardinal
Insight into your credit card debt with notifications and analytics.
Butterf.ly
Short-form video for creators and viewers.
Open Source
I love open source. Here are a few repos I maintain.
See more on GitHub →SyncBeam
Like AirDrop, minus the frustration.
pyway
Database versioning and migration tool inspired by Flyway.
Mayfly
Ephemeral Kubernetes test environments with emulated AWS services.
HoneyOS
Network deception and intrusion detection with decoy services.
Twickets
Capture-first ticketing for developers.
RLSee
Dashboard for inspecting PostgreSQL row-level security policies.
Pingway
Per-hop network monitoring that pinpoints where connectivity fails.
Let's build something
great (or just talk shop).
I'm always up for a good conversation about systems, teams, product ideas, or the future.
Looking to hire me or build something together? I'd love to hear about it →