WeatherTop
Weather that falls on your real Mac windows.
- Rain, snow, hail, fog and more
- Settles on window edges and piles up
- Metal-rendered, menu-bar app
- Swift
- AppKit
- Metal
Coming to the Mac App Store
I make the numbers move.
Customer success by day, builder by night.
Senior Customer Success Manager at Beyond, helping short-term rental companies get more from their pricing. Before that, revenue strategy for Hilton hotels. After hours, I build apps of my own.
Things I build after hours
Four projects, built at night after the day job.
Project 1 of 4
Crunchyroll Speed Controller
Watch anime at your own pace.
- 0.25x–4xspeeds
- Auto-skips intros and recaps
- Works on Crunchyroll and HIDIVE
- Chrome extension (Manifest V3)
- JavaScript
InvoiceNest
Invoices in under 60 seconds, paid straight to your Stripe.
- Stripe Connect payouts
- Reminders and late fees
- Client portal and e-signatures
- Next.js
- Supabase
- Stripe Connect
- Tailwind
Launching soon
CrashMaps
The odds you crash on any US trip.
- 357kfatal crashes (2015–2024)
- 37city and state crash feeds
- 3travel modes
- Next.js
- MapLibre
- Cloudflare Workers
- Python data pipeline
Eleven years of making the numbers move.
Five chapters, from sort-center floors to short-term rental portfolios.
- 2015AmazonRan sort-center floors of 20 to 200 people
- 2016My own storeSelling consumer goods on Amazon and eBay since 2016, still going on eBay: $555,474.89 in all-time gross sales
- 2022Retail and wholesale operationsRan seven retail locations across Northwest Arkansas, and rebuilt the warehouse inventory system and delivery network that kept them stocked
- 2024HiltonRevenue Specialist to Senior; top RPI on the Standard Model, 2025
- 2026BeyondSenior CSM for key short-term rental accounts: renewals, growth, business reviews, and the customer's voice in the product roadmap
Education
- BS in Industrial Distribution, Texas A&M University
- Minor in Business, Texas A&M University
Certifications
- Hotel Revenue Management, eCornell
- Project Management, eSpelman
- CompTIA A+
- Google Cybersecurity
Languages
- English
- Gujarati
How I build
Most of what I build starts with something that bugs me. Crunchyroll lets you slow an episode down but never speed it up, so I built the controller. Freelancers chase late payments by hand and pay for invoicing software stuffed with features they never touch, so I built InvoiceNest: an invoice in under a minute, reminders that do the chasing, and money straight to their own Stripe. I wanted to know how risky a drive really was, so I built CrashMaps. If a problem gets in my way, it's probably in someone else's way too, so I build the fix for everyone.
The rest comes from looking hard at things that already exist. Warehouses, stores and hotel pricing taught me to spot the step that wastes everyone's time and the tool that almost works. Improving a process or product people already use is often worth more than inventing a new one.
I decide what gets built, how it should feel and when it's done. AI helps me ship faster, and the flagships have real tests behind them, because people trust them with their time, their money and their routes.
Handicap index 27.8
First tee, 6:40 am.
I've hit maybe eleven perfect shots in my life. Every one of them got me back out the next weekend. That's the whole operating system: chase the one good shot, then chase it again.
Score differential vs. handicap11 of 20 rounds logged
Good morning. Let's talk.
Revenue strategy, a product idea, or a round you'd like company for. I answer every message.
