Track The Stack
A poker league platform built around the person who keeps the game going. It helps hosts create a tradition, preserve the group's history, and give everyone a reason to come back next week.
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People, systems, and place
My work sits at the intersection of people, data, technology, place, and community. I'm interested in why people gather, what keeps them connected, and how thoughtful systems can help people build lives they want to keep returning to.
Continue to the storyA short introduction
I work across real estate, technology, analytics, and community-building.
On the surface, those areas may seem unrelated. To me, they are connected by the same strength: seeing how information, people, and decisions fit together, then designing systems that make participation clearer.
More about meThe common thread
I like the patterns, tools, and practical details. What holds my attention is the human story running through them.
What I'm building
How can a tool, a place, or a gathering make it easier for people to take part and stay connected?
A poker league platform built around the person who keeps the game going. It helps hosts create a tradition, preserve the group's history, and give everyone a reason to come back next week.
Visit Track The Stack
I help people understand whether Serenbe fits the life they want to build. That means looking at the homes, the market, the practical details, and the deeper rhythm of the place.
Meet the Serenbe team
I organize sports and local events to create the conditions for people to keep participating: familiar faces, a welcome for someone new, and another game already on the calendar.
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Across analytics, real estate, product building, and community work, I keep coming back to the same question:
That question shapes the systems I design and run, including the AI discovery and business systems work I run through Serenbe Real Estate.
Now
Right now, I'm building Track The Stack, helping people understand Serenbe, organizing local sports, and thinking more deeply about the systems that help groups last.
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If you are thinking about a place to build a life, creating a tool for real people, organizing a group, or trying to make a complicated system more human, I'd be glad to hear from you.