Find the pain
- Not a pilot. Not a concept.
- A team losing hours.
- The problem that actually exists.
- The tech comes second, always.
Ravensbreath Lab · 2026
Ravensbreath Lab is a one-person operation that builds things that help people.
The kind of thing that's still quietly running on a Tuesday six months after it shipped.
ScrollSee the work001 — THE WORK
These are a mix of systems someone needed and worlds I wanted to build. The care underneath them is the same.
002 — WHAT I DO
How I work
Structure
- Understand the problem first.
- Map the documents and data.
- Design the architecture
- Build the interface
Fit the team
- Not built for a hypothetical hire.
- Built for the one doing five jobs.
- Limits are not obstacles.
- Easy to use in minutes
Cost matters
- Pre-filters before any API call.
- Haiku classifies. Sonnet drafts.
- Lightweight backends.
- The bill matters to you, and to me.
003 — ABOUT THE LAB
Built with purpose.
I’m a writer, a maker, and someone who can’t walk past a problem without wanting to know what’s underneath it. Writing helps me take tangled workflows and explain them to the volunteer who has thirty minutes on a Tuesday in a way that makes sense. Making things (software, systems, props) helps me notice when a solution is more complicated than the problem it’s solving. My love of problem-solving is why I enjoy the work most people avoid. I want to take that broken inbox, that missing process, that thing nobody has touched in three years and turn it into something exciting.
I’ve spent my career in IT operations, technical project management, and systems work, mostly at small organizations that needed someone who could figure things out without a lot of hand-holding. Ravensbreath Lab is where I take on AI workflow design, app buildouts, technical operations consulting, fractional IT ops, and the kind of systems cleanup work that never has a clean job title.
I’m currently open to both consulting engagements and full-time remote roles at mission-aligned organizations. If you’re an organization that needs to get your systems in order, I’d be glad to talk.