Screen Mercy
A native macOS display controller that follows the sun, restores itself after interruptions, and keeps location data on the Mac.
Product design, native macOS engineering, licensing, and operations
Software, businesses, and institutions designed around how they work, fail, recover, and affect people.
Selected work
A native Mac app that makes important commerce events hard to miss, and easy to celebrate.
Product design · native macOS engineering · backend systems · commerce integrations
Share sensitive information without betting its future privacy on today’s cryptography.
Product design · cryptographic architecture · frontend · backend · data lifecycle
A public framework for evaluating how technology companies govern themselves, substantiate their claims, and behave over time.
Framework design, research, governance, writing, and implementation
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How I approach the work
I am most interested in what happens after software appears to work: who owns the state, what survives interruption, how authority is enforced, whether people can recover, and whether the language remains true when the easy path fails.
That concern connects a display utility, an encrypted workspace, commerce infrastructure, and an ethics institution more clearly than a list of industries ever could.
More about how I workWriting
Why digital production labor needs institutional power, durable credit, and a fair claim on the value it creates.
On the standards that turn ordinary transactions into clean exchanges: payment up front, honest stock, exact inventory, transparent fulfillment, care for the Earth, and problems made as easy to solve as the purchase was to make.
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