Solo founder · Open source
I design and ship infrastructure that makes messy, high-stakes information — academic conferences, search data, the web itself — easier to verify and act on. Mostly solo, mostly in the open.
A trust-first aggregator of academic conference calls for papers. Every listing moves through a Listed → Verified → Trusted pipeline, backed by a predatory-conference detection system rather than a blunt warning flag — so organizers are rewarded for legitimacy instead of publicly shamed for the lack of it.
An open-source MCP server that unifies Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and GA4 into one interface — so AI agents can query and act on real search and analytics data instead of guessing at it.
Deterministic crawl intelligence — infrastructure for crawling the web in a way that produces consistent, reproducible results rather than one-off scrapes.
An open-source project for discovering and tracking free and open-source alternatives to popular paid software.
I'm a solo founder building callforpaper.org, an academic CFP platform, from the ground up — product, engineering, SEO, and outreach, without a sales or marketing background to fall back on. That constraint shaped how I work: instrument everything, verify before you claim, and let the data do the persuading.
Alongside it, I maintain a handful of open-source tools that solve the same underlying problem in different clothes — search-console-mcp gives AI agents honest access to real search data, and Crawlith and FossRadar chip away at making the open web easier to trust and navigate.