Selected work

PeakClips

Building a product around the work creators repeat, from selecting content to preparing and publishing it.

PeakClips public website explaining capture, processing, and publishing in three stages
Public product explanation, captured September 13, 2026. This is a website sample, not a customer-results report.

The practical problem

Content production includes a chain of small decisions: which moments to use, how to present them, what to say, and where they should appear. PeakClips brings those steps into a product for creators.

My contribution

I founded the project and work across its product design, website, onboarding, content workflows, and AI-assisted implementation. That means deciding what the product should do and explaining it clearly enough for someone else to use.

Communication is part of the product

The public site organizes a complex workflow into a small sequence: capture, process, publish. The marketing and onboarding work aim to make the available choices understandable before asking someone to connect their accounts.

Behind that explanation are practical concerns such as review, captions, scheduling, and confirming publication. Building the workflow has also required dealing with third-party failures and keeping a record of what happened.

What this shows

Product ownership, communication, workflow design, and the ability to learn and implement unfamiliar systems. The public workflow and website provide examples of how I explain a complex product to its intended audience.

Public website reviewed September 13, 2026. Product availability and features can change; consult the live site for current details.