§ 00 — Applied systems
I found and incubate ventures that use AI, voice, semantics, and new interface design to make complex systems more navigable, more useful, and more humanly actionable — across health, intelligence, identity, and coordination.
Healthcare infrastructure
OperatingAI-powered medical agents for smarter, faster chronic care. Copilot Health equips providers with autonomous tools for care management, asynchronous workflows, and seamless EMR integration. Ava, its voice AI health companion, supports symptom assessment, medication reminders, care coordination, and proactive patient engagement around the clock.
Read the deep diveEnterprise semantic infrastructure
Operating / IncubatingA semantic compiler for the enterprise that transforms unstructured proprietary knowledge into domain-specific, executable company intelligence. Semantic Press fine-tunes custom models across multimodal data for highly specific, high-value workflows — forming the basis of a new generation of AI-powered enterprise applications.
AI-native studio & narrative platform
OperatingAn independent AI film studio producing original media, including Uncanny Valley — a series built around real stories from real founders. Mindseek Media is where I explore AI-driven storytelling, direction, writing, and production, and the human terrain of building in an age shaped by AI.
Voice-first AI commerce concierge
IncubatingA free AI-powered parts sourcing concierge that helps people find and procure parts by phone or web voice interface. Partsline combines voice agents, supplier routing, and concierge-level support to modernize a historically fragmented search process — informed by a base of over 700,000 historical parts requests.
Digital identity & world-building
ExploratoryAn exploratory platform focused on turning gamers' digital identities into versatile, portable, and monetizable assets. Gamer Tag sits at the intersection of gaming, social systems, and the future of digital world creation and online selfhood.
At first glance, these projects span different markets. In practice, they are variations on the same underlying problem: how to turn fragmentation into usable agency.
Each venture explores a similar question — how intelligence, identity, and interface should be designed so that people can act more effectively inside complex systems. That question appears in healthcare, enterprise knowledge, media, commerce, and gaming alike. The markets differ; the conviction does not.