Speare is a thought processor for writing, thinking and learning. It lets you capture and organize your thoughts as you write, helping you get your writing project done better, faster, smarter. Speare is as easy as texting, more flexible than a word processor in many dimensions and balances linear structure with non-linear thinking leveling the playing field so everyone can write.

www.kentsisco.comwww.lulu.com/spotlight/kentsisco Developing software applications for writers and authors, "Ribozum Author." Kent Sisco used the alpha version of Ribozum Author to write his first book, "Finding Rest." He completed the first edition in under 100 days. Ribozum Author will be available in beta by the end of Spring 2016. If you are a writer or would like to become a published author, sign up for the Ribozum Author beta at https://www.ribozum.com to write your novel.

Developing productivity software. New product release: Ribozüm Notes. Ribozüm Notes is unique in that it is all about nesting notes. Deeply nest notes inside other notes to create more detail in documents like: outlines, readers, slide presentations, quizzes and tests.

Conceived, designed, architected, and developed the Blossor Real Estate search experience which included Natural Language Search and Info-Graphic Search features. Kent built a team and lead them to develop the application that became touted as the "Zillow-Killer". See it here: http://vimeo.com/74327730Read about it here: http://www.inman.com/2014/06/30/zillow-killer-blossor-out-to-conquer-natural-language-search/

Kent was called on by Microsoft to design, develop, manage and promote the Windows 8 Metro-style Epson Print Center application as an example to be demo'd at Microsoft to fortune 500 companies as an example of how to make Metro-Style Device Applications. This was the first of its kind anywhere in the world. Check out the video of the MSDA Kent made for Epson and Microsoft.Epson Showcase Windows 8 Device Application:http://vimeo.com/41736645

From the ground up Kent created an API to turn ordinary printers with automatic document feeders into "Scantron-like" machines. He invented, managed, designed, developed, and promoted the Epson Marksheet application that he created for test scanning/scoring, voting, golf-scoring, etc... Kent received a US patent for the application. Check out the videos below:Epson Marksheet for Education: http://youtu.be/_0vBN2JL2zAEpson Marksheet Pilot Program: http://youtu.be/YBGpxmWSQq8Early Marksheet Prototype for Golf on Channel9: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/architectsrule/archive/2010/04/23/from-paper-to-the-cloud-epson-s-cloud-app-for-printer-scanner-and-windows-azure.aspx

Invented Golfwits Mobile and Desktop Applications, a map-based golf scoring system for the golf market. Golfwits is an application that a golfer could take with them on the golf course on a handheld device. Golfwits library contained over 10,000 18 hole golf courses that the golfer could download. The golfer would play golf and to score each hole played they would simply drag and drop the ball on the image of the hole where the ball landed. Then shape the trajectory of the shot such as hook, draw, straight, fade, slice by dragging the line from the tee box to the ball position or the line in between each shot. Kent founded Golfwits LLC, created the Pocket Rating System for the USGA, created and developed the Golfwits YardageBook for USAToday.com and over 300 other golf related sites. Golfwits was touted and demo'd by Microsoft at the Windows 2000 launch in Chicago as the Killer-App for Pocket PC's. Golfwits full-page ads can be found in Golf Digest, Golf Magazine, Golf for Women in the year 2000. Golfwits LLC showcased Golfwits at the Golf Merchandise Show in Orlando and the PGA Show in Las Vegas in 40 x 40 booth space with Microsoft and Compaq marketing support.Golfwits Patent Application: http://www.google.com/patents/US20020151994

Kent invented, designed, developed, and promoted Far East testing tools for Microsoft Office applications within Microsoft. One of Kent's tools was called BrandX and was added to the tools library at Microsoft. Kent taught classes on how to use his tools to test Microsoft applications for shipping to the Far East. His teaching videos are available in the Microsoft course library.Kent also developed an application that opens and reads complex Excel spreadsheets and turns them into easy to use input forms in his Acribos application. Check out the video below:Acribos converts complex spreadsheets to easy to use input forms:http://vimeo.com/73190803