I built VillageMetrics because I’m raising a daughter with autism who has behavioral challenges, and I needed better insight into what was actually helping. The app lets you record voice journal entries, which AI then analyzes so you can literally chat with your data — asking questions about how meds, therapies, or changes in routine might be making a difference. It’s been powerful to use and pretty fun to build.

I live and breathe this stuff. AI first development has completely changed the way I build software, and I’ve never been more productive — or had more fun. I started Enterprise VibeCoding because I’ve seen firsthand how even great developers barely scratch the surface of what’s possible with these tools. And if you’re running a dev team, especially at a large company, the potential impact is huge. This is training for teams that want to work smarter, faster, and way more enjoyably. Honestly, you could wake me up at 3 a.m. and I’d happily give you a webinar — that’s how much I love teaching this.

I’m kind of a data nerd when it comes to tracking my life—whether it’s steps, sleep, or something as deep as how I’m measuring up to my own definition of success. I created this iOS/Android app because I wanted a tool that goes beyond tracking the usual health stats. It’s like a personal dashboard that shows how my habits are either helping or hurting the way I actually want to live.

Yes, I actually wrote a children’s book! And of course, it’s on a topic like AI. It’s about how robots and AI will shake up the job market, helping kids and parents understand why it’s important to get ready for a future where AI could take over many of the jobs we know today.

I really hate passwords. So much so that I didn’t even want to sign up for a password manager because I didn’t want to have to remember a password to that! So I made my own password manager that doesn’t even require a login or anything to install. You just send it text messages, it knows you by your phone number. Of course you have to memorize a single password to combine with the passwords you store here as you shouldn’t trust me with your whole passwords! You’d have to watch the app’s video to better understand that. I think this is partly why the concept hasn’t really taken off.