Husband. Father. Veteran. Builder.
I design and ship practical systems that bring structure to real-world chaos.
Focused on execution, clean interfaces, and tools that people actually use β not just ideas.
I build field-ready systems across three lanes:
A fishing log built for real conditions β no signal required.
- Trip + catch tracking with photo + GPS support
- Fly inventory (βQuiverβ) with usage tracking
- Collage exports + trip recap system
- Fully local-first (IndexedDB + service worker)
Built, tested, and used on the water β not theoretical.
Single-pane-of-glass systems for clarity and control.
- Lead + deal tracking dashboards
- Weekly execution + reporting systems
- Family + kiosk hubs
- Desktop + Pi-powered environments
If itβs messy, I build structure around it.
Workflows that match reality β not software assumptions.
- HubSpot pipelines designed for actual sales flow
- Airtable relational bases + operational views
- Make.com automations (routing, notifications, updates)
- Data β action pipelines
Development
- HTML / CSS / JavaScript (clean UI, responsive systems)
- Offline-first architecture (caching, storage, resilience)
- File systems (ZIP exports, media handling)
Systems
- Raspberry Pi deployments (kiosks, dashboards)
- Nginx, systemd, Linux CLI
- Cloudflare Tunnels, Tailscale, reverse proxy setups
Operations
- HubSpot (pipelines, properties, workflows)
- Airtable (relational design + execution views)
- Make.com (automation + orchestration)
Veterans Go Outdoors (VGO) β Founder / President
Building community and recovery through the outdoors.
Merit Apprenticeship Alliance β Resource Developer
Developing contractor pipelines and workforce systems across NY/NJ/CT/PA.
- Building tools that remove friction from real workflows
- Expanding into Python for automation + backend utility
- Refining RiverLog into a polished, production-grade app
Fly Fishing π£ Β· Golf β³ Β· Systems Thinking Β· Theology Β· Philosophy
Mission-driven work Β· Veteran support Β· Real-world utility
chief.prince.of.function@gmail.com
Build things that work in the real world.
Keep them simple. Make them useful.
Let execution speak.


