Chicago · building in public
I make software for the things I keep coming back to: money, tools, unfinished ideas, and the messy work around them.
I like making things that give me a reason to check back tomorrow: a widget, a clearer chart, a workflow that saves a little friction, or a business system that finally feels like it belongs together.
/ 01SELECTED WORK
Software, operations, and experiments from the last few years, with the older work kept in the story.
A personal research and portfolio workspace for holdings, performance, income, options, tax-aware decisions, and investment notes.
Tools and workflows that help software agents coordinate useful work across a real home lab.
Technology and communications work supporting a modern collision-repair operation, including workflow, inventory, web, and EV-focused systems.
Earlier software experiments that turned the iPhone home and lock screen into a place for tools, information, and play.
ABOUT
I’m Isaac, a builder with a background in financial planning, business, technology, and hands-on operations. I’m especially interested in the space where a good interface meets a sound underlying system.
That has led me from iOS widgets and web projects to investment research, business automation, homelab infrastructure, and agent workflows. I care about tools that are clear, resilient, and genuinely useful after the novelty wears off.
PROJECT LINKS
A short list of public project destinations. Tailnet routes appear below only when this page can verify private network access.
EARLIER WORK
Small interfaces, experiments, games, and useful ideas from the first version of this site, now gathered into one browsable page.
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