Build with me

I build tools that make it easier to act on what we know.

Human Inference uncovers the beliefs and incentives shaping our systems. The tools are where I try to do something about them.

Right now, I am building Voter Choice.
A cluttered desk mid-build, the city noise outside the window
The problem

Campaign money buys attention and name recognition.

A wall of campaign ads and a name she keeps seeing

Most people do not have hours to research every candidate, voting record, and donor — so familiar names, party labels, and ads become shortcuts.

The idea

Make campaign money matter less.

Issues chosen and a scorecard filling in on screen

Start with what you want to see get done. Then judge politicians by what they've actually done — not by the messages money can buy.

Reach your own conclusion

Before the campaign messaging takes over.

The tool

Vote for politicians who act in your interests.

A real screen from the Voter Choice tool

Start with what matters to you. See how members of Congress voted, who funds them, and who is running. Make your own scorecard in about ten minutes.

Make real evidence easier to use than advertising.

Try Voter Choice →
Help move the work forward
Voter Choice open on a laptop and a phone
01 · Use it or share it

Try Voter Choice. If it helps, send it to one other person. If something is confusing or wrong, tell me.

Use Voter Choice →
A room of people talking the idea through
02 · Bring it to people

Have a newsletter, podcast, publication, channel, or community? Feature the tool, or invite me to show your audience how it works.

Help people find it →
A whiteboard mapping out the next stretch of work
03 · Back the next stretch

The current congressional version of Voter Choice is live. The next phase is about helping people find it, learning from real use, and making it easier to understand, trust, and share.

I am looking for one or more non-dilutive backers for a defined 12-week adoption and distribution phase.

Discuss backing Voter Choice →
A team room with a chair pulled out for her
04 · Give the work a home

I would also consider a hands-on full-time role with an organization that shares these values. Ideal fit for an AI-native builder role, with a clear problem and real decision rights.

*Not a fit for traditional roadmap or coordination-heavy PM work.

Tell me about the role →
The road out of the city at first light
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