[Vol. I — Selected work]
Portfolio
The projects I build for myself share one ethos — they're my own programs, shaped by the same eye for detail and care for the materials. Client work is labeled as such; those projects follow the client's voice and goals, not mine. Listed chronologically, most recent first.
[Ref. 01]
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Compass Commons
A cooperative workroom for people building intentional communities: shared governance, proposals, meetings, land research, funding, and a living library held in one place.
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Brackish Course
An online school for people who work on the water and want to run it like a business. Nineteen modules, editable templates, graded checkpoints, and a certificate you actually earn. Enrollment is open now, the first classroom begins September 18, and the first five students get 50 percent off with the code FIRSTFIVE.
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Small Talk — What bacteria say to each other
A public science site that turns quorum sensing research into a readable, citable map: six themes, twenty papers, twelve claims, and ten open gaps.
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TideEx — Tide Explorer
A map-first tide explorer for the West Coast intertidal: 162 mapped spots across WA, OR and CA, per-beach exposure windows built from 402 NOAA gauges, tideland access tags, a three-state harvest guide, and a community field log.
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Whale Watch — Salish Sea Sightings
A live map of Salish Sea whale reports that turns text-message shorthand into pins and points you at the closest patch of shore to watch from.
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Coast Guide — Harvest Rules for WA, OR & CA
A plain-language map of what you can legally take from the intertidal in Washington, Oregon and California — beach by beach, personal versus commercial, with the closed seasons and no-take reserves drawn in.
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Tight Lines
An educational Kalshi companion that pulls live prediction markets, teaches the math the pros use — expected value, Kelly sizing, portfolio allocation — and lets you paper trade before wading in with your own key.
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CEA — Chief Executive Angel
A full small-business operations platform for a solo coaching practice — client portal, invoicing, scheduling, marketing hub — built and shipped as a Field Kit in under three weeks.
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Project Brackish
A vertically integrated farm & production ops platform for petal pushers, kelp keepers, and everyone bobbing between — multi-trophic operations on one ledger.
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Brackish Books
Sister apps for small commercial aquaculture and agriculture — per-product pricing, enterprise budgets, 12-month cash flow, and annual projections under one roof.
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Kelpful Coalition
A grassroots coalition site organizing voices for the US blue economy — permitting reform, infrastructure, consumer awareness, and farmer support.
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The Iris Atlas
An interactive atlas of every human eye color — pairing the pigment science of melanin, lipochrome, and stromal scattering with the symbolism and folklore each iris carries.
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Wander with Jules
A personal travel-companion site — an open invitation, a short application, and a photo-led record of the kind of trips on offer.
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Enlichen
A practice and an installable app in one — a library of teaching, daily reflection with astrology and Human Design, an optional microdose tracker, the MyCor facilitator directory with a members-only forum, private messaging, confidential ordering, and session booking.
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