Mobile
Sixteen years of shipping on small screens, from OpenTable’s first iPad app to a cross-platform game engine that kept a room full of mixed devices in sync. The through line is not the platform. It is designing for the conditions mobile actually imposes: a few minutes of attention, one hand, poor connectivity, and a person who is somewhere else doing something else. Each of these products was reshaped around those constraints rather than shrunk down to fit them, and the last of them is the hardware research that tested what the phone could sense in the first place.
Mobile products I created end to end and owned through launch and ongoing iteration.
A research-grade biosensor ring, a participant app run by AI agents, and an analyst platform that turns raw biosignal into moment-by-moment insight into unconscious reactions to media.
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From OpenTable’s first iPad app to owning its entire mobile portfolio across iPhone, iPad, and Android.
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Redesigning a distributor CRM around 15-minute mobile sessions instead of desktop dashboards, restoring trust in a failed enterprise rollout.
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Building a rock-stable cross-platform multiplayer engine so a room full of mixed-device friends could play together without ever thinking about the technology.
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Designing and developing a companion app for L’Oréal Redken’s first connected hair tool, translating live heat and technique data into in-the-moment guidance.
View case studyExploratory mobile work that never shipped to consumers, but proved out the interaction model and shaped what the client built next.
The research, experience principles, and networked prototypes behind a dozen “digital parlor game” concepts — four of which were pitched to the show’s producers, and two of which became WB Psych! and Draw It.
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Prototyping what a mobile second-screen companion experience could offer PC gamers, and the technical groundwork needed to bring game developer partners on board.
View case studyHands-on technical investigation into what the phone in someone’s pocket could actually sense and do.
Built custom BLE beacon hardware in-house to separate marketing claims from real capability — resulting in a white paper and a talk at the App Developers Conference.
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