Things I've Built
Research tells you whether something works. Software is how it reaches anyone. These are the systems I have shipped — what they do, what they are built on, and how finished each one is.
Winner, Build for Miami Challenge · Hack for Humanity: Miami, October 2026
Your Ballot, Your Block
Enter a Miami-Dade address and find out who is actually on your ballot after this year's redistricting — and where you vote.
- Built with a team of four in under five hours, against a field of 13 teams and 50 invited builders
- Every candidate position links to a primary source — the candidate's own page or their recorded vote. It shows a match and its evidence, never an endorsement.
- Privacy by design: an address is used once to resolve districts and a polling place, and is never stored
Next.js · Vercel · open source (MIT)

Live · Berkeley SkyDeck Pad-13
Survey Fluency
HumanAI Ventures
An AI survey-analysis platform that collapses a 25-hour analyst workflow to about 10 minutes.
- Upload a CSV, Excel, SPSS or Stata export and get cross-tabs with significance testing, open-end coding, regressions and a client-ready report
- 483 surveys analysed for 147 researchers as of October 2026
- Multi-agent pipelines that plan, execute and then critique their own statistical analyses
LangChain · LangGraph · RAG · GCP · Docker · FastAPI · Supabase

Live · free to use
Synthetic Respondents
HumanAI Ventures
AI tools for public opinion research: build a survey, test the message, and field it against simulated respondents before it reaches a real one.
- Generates realistic survey responses for market and public-opinion research, so a questionnaire can be pressure-tested before fielding costs anything
- AI digital twins (LLM/MLM) predict response distributions across demographic subgroups
- Survey design, message testing and analysis in one place

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Delphic Polling
HumanAI Ventures
A political data and polling consultancy.
- Survey design, fielding and analysis for political and public-affairs clients
- Built on the same methodology that produced two national surveys and five peer-reviewed papers