I'm 15. I started building before I was old enough to have a job, and the plan was never to wait — not for permission, not for a degree, not for someone to call me qualified. So I built an audience, then a nonprofit, then the tools I wished existed, and shipped every one of them in public. Most people optimize for looking ready; I optimized for reps.
Currently: running Axiom Pathways, a nonprofit teaching AI, CS, and entrepreneurship to high schoolers who care more than they're qualified — chapter model, partnered with Stanford KID, recently pitched to 30+ angel investors. Building Nudgy alongside it, plus a shelf of small tools I use every day, like Freeze: press ⌥⇧⌘F and your Mac's keyboard and trackpad lock while the screen stays on, then type a secret code to thaw it. Open to collaborating on nonprofit partnerships, creator tooling, and anything AI-agent shaped.
Nudgy listens to your day and quietly does the next thing. It's an iPhone assistant (with a Mac app and a web version) that hears what you say and turns it into things that get done, in private beta now.
- Say it in passing, it's handled: "remind me to call Mom tonight" sets the reminder; wonder out loud about the weather and the answer is on your Lock Screen a moment later.
- Answers and briefs: ask a question, or say "look into…", and a researched brief is waiting when you come back to it.
- Your apps, with your yes: it connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, Linear, GitHub and Spotify, so it can draft the reply you owe, tell you what's on your plate this week, or turn "I need to fix the login bug" into an issue. Nothing is sent, merged or bought until you say yes.
- It learns your life: the people, projects and routines you talk about, and a My Day page of what you talked about, where and with whom.