Now · Updated June 2026
Where things stand
If you came to find out what I’m actually doing, this is the plain answer… what’s live, what’s being built, and what’s on the horizon. It changes as the work does, so it’s dated. The honest version is the whole point: I lead with what’s real, and I name the rest as roadmap.
Reach is real. An active prototype, in deep validation.
Reach is the flagship: a clinical-grade, camera-based stroke-recovery instrument that counts the work, watches its quality, and turns the long repetition of rehabilitation into measured progress, at home, on an ordinary laptop. It's an active prototype in deep development and validation, being taken all the way to full clinical and regulatory compliance. Not shipped or certified yet, and honest about that.
And it's being put through its paces for real: independently evaluated by a neuroscience research lab at a Canadian university and pulled into its work, validated against the gold-standard motion-capture and hand-tracking reference standards those labs use, with a clinical pathway through a hospital stroke unit, under a research-ethics protocol, inside a national neuroscience research network, built by a growing team across multiple systems. Access is opened deliberately to clinicians and researchers, not to the public.
The rest of the healing-tools suite, being built in the open.
Reach is the first instrument, not the only one. Around it, a companion for the confusing parts of treatment is taking shape… medication, symptoms, what to expect, and a daily read on how you're really doing. So is a command center for the fight: the whole picture, the plan, and the questions, in one place.
These are in development, not finished. I name each one here as it becomes real, and I tell you plainly which is which.
The research, and the engine that builds the rest.
Underneath the tools runs a serious reading of the science… how connection, outlook, and belief interact with human biology. I treat it the way a researcher would: cited, conservative, and never sold as a cure.
And all of it is built on a vendor-agnostic agentic system I architected over years… the same engine that runs the studio day-to-day now helps design and scaffold what comes next, faster than one pair of hands could alone.
Built from inside an active fight.
I'm building all of this through an active cancer fight. Present-tense… not after the storm, inside it. The manifesto is written from in here, the documentary is recorded from in here, and the tools are built between treatments.
The diagnosis didn't author any of this. It was the ignition. The instinct to build was always there… the strike released it, and the whole universe came out of the fight, not in spite of it.
None of it is finished. All of it is honest about which is which.
The bigger picture lives in the mission, and the person behind it on the founder page.