A veteran choosing to build software that serves and supports others.
I'm a veteran, and I choose to build software to serve and support others. I've seen the work up close — the effort behind a VA claim, the dedication it takes to run a shelter on volunteer power, and the love behind helping a child learn in the way that fits them. That work, and the people who do it, are worth building for.
So I started building — on purpose, with care, and for people who deserve tools they can trust.
I study the problem before I write a line of code, and I talk with the people who'll use it — the volunteer coordinator, the veteran and their family, the parent and the therapist. I ship when the tool genuinely helps, and I keep refining it until it's something people can trust. Building trusted software is part of living my values.
Craftloop isn't a 50-person company with a marketing department. It's one veteran choosing the work that matters and seeing it through.
Three products today: VolunTails for animal shelters, VA Claim Path for veterans, and ViziTales for the parents, therapists, and educators helping kids learn through pictures.
If you're part of one of those communities — or you support someone who is — that's who I build for: software made to serve, to support, and to earn your trust.