# What I've built.

I've built companies, production systems, consumer products, open-source software, and more experiments than I can reasonably maintain. These are the projects that best explain how I think and what I care about.

## Products

Everything I'm building now sits under Triad Labs, the company I co-founded.

### [Zeke](https://zeke.so)

2025 - Founder - Building now

Part of Triad Labs

I'm building Zeke as a company-brain harness: company context on demand, so people and agents know what the company knows -- instantly. Shared memory, tools, workflows, and a live sense of what is actually happening inside the business.


### [Million Ears](https://millionears.io)

2023 - Founder - Paused

Part of Triad Labs

I started Million Ears to explore whether natural conversation and AI could help families preserve stories that would otherwise disappear.


## Experiments and selected history

Earlier products, competition entries, and open-source work. I've kept these short on purpose -- they matter as a pattern, not as a résumé.

### [Zapene](https://devpost.com/software/panzee)

My entry in DocuSign's Good Code Hackathon 2022, built for the Jane Goodall Institute. It took two of the prizes.

- First place -- Jane Goodall Institute app
- Beyond DocuSign eSignature

- [DocuSign's announcement](https://www.docusign.com/blog/developers/winners-announcement-good-code-hackathon-2022)


### [Walter Wego](https://devpost.com/software/walter-wego)

My entry in the Perplexity hackathon.

- Winner


### [Migrasie](https://devpost.com/software/migrasie)

My entry in the AWS Data Exchange for APIs hackathon.

- Second place


### WatchAsync

A product I built and shipped.


### [Open source](https://github.com/ferran9908)

Contributions to open-source projects I use while building.

The clearest record of this is my GitHub.