// about the human on the other end
7,500+ hours teaching ·
2 funded Kickstarters
Started in 1993 ·
Still at the front of the wave.
// initializing profile
// career timeline
// how I teach
// shipped my own things
I've been on your side of the table. I know what it feels like to have a vision that's bigger than your current resources — and to ship it anyway.
A line of tessellating cookie cutters — shapes that interlock perfectly so you can tile a baking sheet with no wasted dough. The idea was mine, the execution was total. I designed the forms, created the injection molds myself, and produced thousands of units for backers. From idea to shipped physical product, zero shortcuts.
Software I wrote that takes a 2D photograph and outputs G-code for a CNC mill — translating tonal depth into variable drill-hole sizes across a physical surface. The result is a photograph rendered in cork or wood that reads as a portrait from a distance. A bridge between digital and physical that didn't exist before I built it.
// what you're actually getting
Think of it less as a help desk and more as a technical co-pilot who has made the whole journey before.
| What you get | What you don't get |
|---|---|
| 30 years of experience at every major paradigm shift | Corporate overhead or agency markup |
| 7,500+ hours of teaching non-technical people | Someone who talks down to you |
| A builder who understands the founder's side | A dev who only sees the code |
| 2 funded Kickstarters — hardware and software | Someone who's never shipped their own thing |
| Daily Cursor + Claude user — I live in this world | Someone who thinks AI tools are a fad |
| Direct access to Keith — one person, full attention | A ticket queue and a support bot |
// 18 spots remaining
Two programs. One person who gives a damn.
No contract. No jargon. Just results.