Most AI tools are technically brilliant—and emotionally tone-deaf. I bring 25 years of architecture, product strategy, and emotional intelligence to build applications people actually want to use. Because technology should feel human.
The models are powerful. The technology works. The features are impressive.
People don't abandon tools because of logic. They abandon them because of emotion. Frustration. Confusion. Distrust.
Build AI products with emotional intelligence baked in. Not as a feature—as the foundation.
Architecture makes it work. Security makes it safe. Product makes it useful. EQ makes people want to use it.
When I design an app, I map the emotional journey alongside the technical one. Where do people feel confident? Where might they get stuck? What builds trust?
That's the real work. Not just APIs and pipelines, but trust, clarity, and confidence.
Most AI teams don't have an innovation problem. They have an empathy problem. They're building features nobody asked for because they've stopped asking how people actually feel.
AI doesn't need to replace humans. It needs to feel human.
Custom AI applications built with emotionally intelligent UX. From concept to deployment, I design for trust and adoption, not just features.
Let's talkI help product teams design user flows that increase engagement and retention. Turn your powerful AI into an experience people actually love using.
Get startedI architect both the technology and the human journey behind AI products. Strategy, security, and the emotional experience, all in one.
Learn more25 years across 6 industries. Every skill showing up at the table.
Aesthetics and emotional responses through design.
Systems thinking and how structure supports experience.
How systems flow, scale, and stay reliable under pressure.
Trust isn't just technical, it's psychological.
What users want vs. what they say. Value over features.
How humans think, feel, and make decisions.
An evolution. Every skill matters when you're building for humans.
Building something? Let's make sure people actually want to use it.