
The user-friendly, AI-powered training and coaching platform.
Diamond Tree lets teams and coaches create, customize, and deliver training with AI. Build original material or adapt from a catalog of hundreds of ready-made modules, track progress across groups, and run multiple organizations from one place.

Connecting leaders worth following.
No Tribe builds ecosystems of trustworthy leaders who are ambitious for impact. It starts small and in person — a few leaders around a dinner table in Washington, D.C. From there, shared events that connect people across organizations, and eventually permanent gathering places, city by city.
Before this, I ran an innovation lab at the University of Texas for nine years, building educational technology with a team of 15+ designers and developers.
I managed a team of 15+ designers and developers that built high-end educational technology products for the University of Texas at Austin.
An educational game developed by the Digital Media Institute on a $100K innovation grant from the University.
A virtual patient project for MD Anderson Cancer Center. This is an interactive simulation to train healthcare professionals.
A web application developed to help UT Austin instructors integrate critical thinking instruction into their courses.
An adaptive math training system that allows students to access various hints and video explanations for the concepts involved.
A system through which physicians interact with realistic case studies to learn how to more effectively treat their patients.
An online training system developed to help UT Austin students learn the fundamentals of digital media production.
An interactive aquarium in Unity3D using photographed papercraft items.
An interactive musicbox that displays a 3D hologram as it plays.
A personal documentary about my summer of 2008.
The system I actually run both organizations from.
A private command center for No Tribe and Diamond Tree. It triages mail per organization, keeps a map of every nonprofit in D.C. color-coded by how real the relationship actually is, enriches each one with public data, and scores incoming events and news so the most relevant surface first. Gated, and the app I open first every morning.





Turn your friends into bosses. Then take them down.
A party game that turns people you know into pixel-art bosses. Give it a photo and it generates their sprite sheet, their arena, their trash talk, and a set of questions in their voice — then you fight them by answering. Every boss on the roster is somebody real.





Wander a living world. Talk your way through it. Learn a language for real.
A language game you play by speaking. You walk a pixel-art world and hold real spoken conversations with the people in it, in realtime. Grammar arrives when the conversation needs it rather than as a drill, quests give you something worth saying, and finishing a region unlocks the next one on the map.




