You've spent years inside an industry — trades, insurance, senior care, energy — and you know exactly which broken workflow deserves software. You don't need to code.
I built and co-ran a digital marketing agency for 15 years. Now I build things and use those skills to grow them — software, content sites, and a few real businesses, mostly under Pandotic. Some I founded, some I invested in, some I advise, and some are finished chapters. This is the honest inventory: a resume in the loosest sense, sorted by how I'm actually involved rather than by category. Also had a few jobs along the way Consumer GuidePerformicsGoogle — more about those days on LinkedIn.
Runs on Pandotic — my software company's platform. One backend, one admin, one set of rails.
Live means you can use it today. Building is real work in progress — several pre-announcement.
Grouped by what they have in common, not stage — company, home & trades, family, capital, agency years.
CoverScore and TradeAtlas are umbrellas with brands beneath them — parent and child, not a partnership.
The lenses sort by my actual relationship — what I run, what I fund, what's closed.

Partner on one of these, invest alongside me, or bring your own idea into the portfolio. Pandotic runs a founder program for entrepreneurs who want to build on our rails instead of from scratch.
Six families of work, one pile. Pandotic is the software company — anything marked with its icon runs on that platform. Everything else is an investment, a board seat, or a closed chapter.
My software company. AI-native tools for problems that deserve better software — and the platform the whole fleet runs on.
Upload an IEP, get it back in plain English — what it covers, what's missing, what to push for. The parent-facing cousin to SPEED.
Sharpens your AI prompts right where you already work — Chrome extension plus a Raycast surface.
The home as an asset: protection, energy, HVAC, the paperwork of owning a house — and the trades who do the work.
The contractor-to-contractor referral network — Trade Cards, reciprocity tracking, and a referral ledger. It records and reminds; it never touches the money.
A baseball-card-style verified identity for a trade pro — one card shown to homeowners and peers alike.
An operating manual for your house — track maintenance, store documents, stay on top of everything a home needs.
Tools I built because my own family needed them. CoverScore is the umbrella — one risk score across your life, with the people and products brands beneath it — plus caregiving, memory-keeping, and a couple of money-finding bets I backed.
Surfaces class-action settlements you're actually owed money from and helps you claim them — no lawyer-speak required.
Tracks down money that's quietly yours — unclaimed funds, forgotten refunds, rebates you never knew to claim.
Ask your neighborhood anything — community Q&A for the local recommendations you'd normally text five friends to get.
The care planner and family operating system that sits on the CoverScore spine — shared plans, documents and next steps for the people who depend on you. Grew out of HelpMyBoomer.
Makes it easy to send real thank-you videos for gifts and registries — gratitude that doesn't feel like a chore.
Rebuilds your entire concert history with AI — every show you've ever been to, collected in one place.
Pandotic is the software company underneath a lot of what's above — shared rails, one admin, real distribution. We'd rather hand those rails to a great operator than build every idea ourselves.
You've spent years inside an industry — trades, insurance, senior care, energy — and you know exactly which broken workflow deserves software. You don't need to code.
You can ship. You'd rather start on a working platform with auth, admin, and content already solved than spend six months rebuilding plumbing.
You can make a category rank and hold attention. Several of these started as content and grew into products.
You want exposure to a portfolio rather than a single bet, or you've got distribution that would make one of these go faster.
Run your own product on Pandotic's rails. You keep your brand and your equity; we provide the infrastructure.
We build and operate, you bring the audience or the domain expertise. Upside is split, no cash up front.
Bring an idea, get the platform, the playbooks, and a co-founder. You run it; we capitalize and support it.
Two companies, one new thing. Shared ownership on something neither of us would build alone.
Sometimes you just need the 22 years of digital marketing scar tissue. That's available too.