A dating app where nobody swipes. Every member gets a Luna — a digital twin that learns you in conversation, then goes and talks to other Lunas, surfacing a match only when both sides approve; you read the transcript of how it went. Built for burnt-out young professionals, New York first. In the workshop now.
Portfolio
We take ventures from zero to one and join others at the foundation. Studio work means building the product, shaping the first team, and setting the base it will stand on. We stay through the unglamorous middle — shipping, listening, correcting — until the thing matures, finds its people, and starts to earn. Some of what follows is ours from the first sketch; some we joined early as technical co-founders. A few are settled now; the rest are still being built.
An AI voice agent that answers the restaurant's phone, takes the order in conversation, and drops it straight into the POS and the kitchen printer — plus a generated ordering site for every restaurant. Dozens of independent spots run on it today, pizza counters to Thai kitchens, from the Bay Area to Sacramento.
A social network for athletes, built with Prime Plays: a merit-ranked feed, athlete profiles, and a connection graph pointed at recruiters. Reached a feature-complete build for iOS and Android; retired before public launch.
EMDR tools for therapists: visual, auditory, and tactile bilateral stimulation, run in the room or over a session link the client simply opens — with Bluetooth buzzers when hands-on matters. More than 35,000 therapists work with it, roughly a third of the US EMDR market.
Security for the machines nobody watches: featherweight agents on servers, PLCs, and SCADA systems, with the AI upstream finding misconfigurations and applying the fix itself — direct fixes, not alerts — for utilities, water systems, and manufacturers. Resting for now.
An AI event planner: describe the event in one sentence and Mostest writes the brief, walks you through venue, catering, and entertainment with ranked, real vendors, and closes the whole booking in a single checkout. Pointed at companies that host often; live in New York.
An ad-free, invite-only social app for close friends: photos that expire on their own, and once a day a Glimpse — two minutes to shoot whatever you're actually doing, no filter, no caption. No algorithm, no likes, no strangers. Ran live on the App Store and Google Play; retired.