Writing
Essays on truth, failure, and starting over.
I write to find out what I actually think. Most of it comes back to one question: what survives when you strip away everything you were told to believe?
You don't fear the algebra lesson, you fear the letter from the state
A pre-filled notice, a real calendar of your state's actual deadlines, and reminders before they matter, so compliance stops eating the hours you meant to spend teaching.
You lost your right to get paid before the job was even finished
LienClock calculates every preliminary notice and lien deadline for your job the moment you enter the state, GC, and dates, so the clock never runs out without you knowing.
A license doesn't email you before it dies
RenewalRadar CE tracks your state licensing rules and your actual CE hours in one place, so a lapsed license never sneaks up on you again.
Your license doesn't care that you were busy
A tool that tracks your CE hours and state rules per license so a busy season never quietly turns into an inactive license.
The money is already yours, you just forgot to ask for it
RetainageRecover tracks your retainage percentage and completion date, then hands you a ready-to-send release invoice the day you're eligible to collect.
Your invoices don't remember you, but you have to remember them
InvoiceMemory is a fresh, machine-built tool for the moment you're staring at an old invoice trying to recall what you actually agreed to.
A child who understands nothing is not a child who is stupid
Julley retells any school topic in a student's own place and mother tongue, with one hands-on task from what's already around them, and it's free.
You did the work. Now you have to type it out again
VoiceInvoice turns what you say about a job into a professional invoice, so you stop rebuilding work you already finished.
Your CRS score doesn't care how many YouTube videos you watched
TEF Master puts the diagnostic, the grammar, the vocabulary, the listening and the speaking practice you need for CLB 7 in one place so you stop assembling your prep from fifteen browser tabs.
Your certificate lapsed on a Tuesday. You found out on a Friday.
SubCompliance tracks every general contractor's insurance requirement for you and drafts the broker request before anything lapses, so you never get pulled off a job over paperwork.
You already decided to start the business. The paperwork is the only thing stopping you
Soly turns Canadian sole-proprietorship registration into a 90-second guided filing with transparent pricing, so the decision you already made stops sitting in a browser tab.
You are not a fleet. Stop filing like one.
RigFile is a DOT compliance calendar built for one driver, so you stop guessing what's in your file and start knowing.
The charge you never approved just cleared your account
RenewalRadar tracks your subscriptions and vendor contracts and warns you before the renewal or cancel-by date, so the surprise charge stops being a surprise.
Your calendar has a price tag nobody's reading
MeetingCost turns the hidden expense of every meeting into a number you can actually see and act on.
Your CPR card doesn't expire on a convenient day
FamComply turns your state's scattered childcare renewal rules into one sequenced timeline with reminders, so a lapsed certification never closes your door.
You nodded when they said 'dilution' and you had no idea what it meant
EquityLetter sends you one equity term a day for 54 days, so the vocabulary of investing stops being the thing standing between you and the decision.
The Accountant Sits on the Richest Data in the Company
Every transaction, every anomaly, every quiet lie passes through one system before it becomes a financial statement. We trained accountants to report that data. We should have trained them to think with it.
Automating the Profession That Trained Me
Twenty years inside accounting taught me where the hours actually die. Not in the judgment. In the chasing. Speed CA is my attempt to remove the steps that only exist because we are human.
What a CA Learned About Truth from Feynman
Accounting is built on the premise that numbers don't lie. Feynman's first principle is that you must not fool yourself. And you are the easiest person to fool. Twenty years of my profession collapsed into that sentence.
Starting from Zero: What the Name ZeroOrigine Actually Means
I wrote five pages by hand, with a pen, titled TRUTH. It was about stripping away everything inherited. That manuscript became a company name, and the name became an operating system.
The Constraint Is the Teacher
I set out to build software the way a machine would, not the way a tired human does. The point was never a number. It was what a hard constraint forces you to see.