Healthcare operator
turned product builder.

I spent a decade, 2012 through 2022, running operations for a network of healthcare providers managing care for thousands of Medicare patients. The results came slowly and steadily, built on patient cohorts, care-gap workflows, and provider scorecards that compounded quietly over the whole decade.

Then I taught myself to ship software. Not as a hobby, but as the same operating discipline applied to a different domain. Nine live applications later, I'm running real revenue, real users, and real iteration loops across consumer apps, health tools, and B2B SaaS. I design, code, deploy, and support every bit of it myself, end to end.

I also wrote Bella's Journey, a children's picture book, which is partly why BetaShelf exists in the first place.

These days I spend as much time teaching the how as doing it: how to take an idea from a blank page to a live, paying app without a team behind you. I'm happy to show how it all works; if that's what you're trying to learn, that's what the class and the mailing list are for. San Antonio-based, building in public.

Based in

San Antonio, TX

Education

St. Edward's University, Marketing, 2011

Healthcare ops

2012 to 2022

Building products

2022 to today