
Park Sightings
ProblemVisitors burned hours driving in circles hoping to spot wildlife.
SolutionA live crowdsourced map—see where the animals are before you turn the key.
The winTurns a wasted day of driving into a five-minute check.
Independent product builder / Los Angeles
I turn repetitive workflows and ambitious ideas into focused apps, automations, and working prototypes.
Available for focused new projects
What I build
Sometimes that is a custom internal tool. Sometimes it is a public app. Sometimes it is the fastest honest prototype of an idea that needs proving.
Explore the workHow it plays out

ProblemVisitors burned hours driving in circles hoping to spot wildlife.
SolutionA live crowdsourced map—see where the animals are before you turn the key.
The winTurns a wasted day of driving into a five-minute check.

ProblemEvery drive passes real history and great stories nobody ever hears.
SolutionTap once and hear the story of wherever you are—real history, fun facts, zero homework.
The winEvery drive becomes a guided tour—zero planning.

ProblemProduction paperwork is scattered across email, versions of callsheets, contracts, boards, and pre-pro books—with no way to search it.
BuiltAsk your loaded paperwork anything and get sourced answers, drafts, and flags.
How a project moves
Focused projects can reach a working first version in 1–5 days. Complexity and outside software decide what happens after that.
“Clear communication. Organized moving parts. Creative solutions when the plan meets reality.”
17 years turning ambitious commercial shoots into executable days—now applied to every product.
More about DannyWe define what is breaking, who touches it, and what “fixed” means.
You see working progress early, while changes are still cheap.
We use the actual workflow, not a flattering demo with suspiciously perfect data.
You get the product, a walkthrough, and 30 days of support for bugs inside the agreed scope. New features are scoped separately.
A useful place to begin
Tell me how it works today. I’ll tell you what I would build—and whether it is worth building.
Tell me the problem