Products I built to solve problems I kept seeing.

Live

CueSlip

Know what changed before you walk in the room.

Salespeople lose deals they should win because they walk into conversations not knowing what just changed at the account. Nobody has time to dig through the web every morning. CueSlip does the digging for you. Every weekday it watches the companies and people you sell to and hands you a short brief: what changed, why it matters, and a smart question to open with. Ten minutes of reading replaces an hour of research.

Live

Authority OS

Sound like yourself. Consistently.

Most AI writing tools make everyone sound the same, and readers can tell. Authority OS is for executives and professionals who write their own LinkedIn posts and want them to sound like them. It keeps a bank of what you actually believe, helps you write from it, and never publishes anything without you. One post that starts a real conversation with a buyer beats ten that get scrolled past.

In development

Cairn

Drop a mark. Find the path later.

Never lose a good idea again.

You read something useful, watch a great talk, or walk out of a meeting with a good idea. Two weeks later you can’t find it, so the next decision gets made without it. Cairn is a memory for everything you learn. Send it an article, a video, or a meeting from your phone. It comes back organized, summarized, and connected to everything you’ve saved before. I use it every day and I’m building it into a product.

Internal tool

The Council

AI sounds confident even when it’s wrong, and it loves to agree with you. Before I trust an AI answer on anything important, I make two AIs argue it out: one defends the idea, one attacks it, and a scorekeeper that can’t be charmed keeps the record. It’s quality control for AI answers, and it’s one reason my clients can trust what I ship.

Internal tool

Publication Desk

Everything I publish, on LinkedIn, email, or the web, comes from one library of ideas and goes through one review process. So my message is the same everywhere, and every claim has a source I can point to.