We bought ShopSavvy back from Purch to build the next generation of helping people save money.

I love the startup space. I'm happy to help out here any way I can.

One day I'll open source two of my pet projects. One helps engineers with design and the other helps designers with engineering.

Purch is a portfolio of digital brands that helps make buying decisions easy for 100 million consumers and businesses monthly. Its respected sites such as ShopSavvy, Tom's Guide, Tom's Hardware, Live Science, Space.com and Top Ten Reviews natively integrate commerce and content in more than 1000 product categories so consumers can make better choices before, during, and after an important purchase driving industry-leading conversion rates and $1 billion in commerce transactions annually.

* ShopSavvy - barcode scanning price comparison app (1st prize Google ADC winner).* PriceNark - giant product db and realtime price comparison search engine (patent pending).* Meatloaf - a blurry barcode scanner for smartphones (licensed by Macys, Sam's Club, etc).* QuickPay - behind-the-scenes auto-fill for any e-commerce checkout flow (patent granted).

Mobile app for scanning barcodes, comparing prices and reading reviews. One of the oldest apps around, was in Google's app store the day it launched in 2008. 42 millions downloads. Acquired by Purch in 2015.

Veritix was a startup in event ticketing (like Ticketmaster). * Optimized website for giant traffic surges (on-sales).* Built out cutting edge UI (for 2007) which included vector graphics and even 3D.* Built an animation framework for touch UI (2006, pre-smartphones).

A mix of UI and large databases.

Web dev in the server division

Web dev in the server division