Projects

While I’m still very involved at leads360 as a board member and focus on enterprise accounts and product vision 3-4 days per week, I’m able to dedicate a fair amount of time each week to other things that interest me and where I can add value. I’ve got a handful of cool projects I’m involved in, but I’d love to discuss whatever you’re working on too. Feel free to contact me to discuss how I can help you. My rate is $150/hr or $1,200 per day (up to 12 hours). I love to earn stock in early stage startups so let’s talk about that as well.

Projects I’m involved in

Leads360 – This is my primary focus as a board member and active employee. I provide product strategy and vision as well as drive our enterprise account effort.
GetBonkers – This the entity that I’m building mobile games under with my old Leads360 partner, Charles. We’ve got a few kids games and are working on a dozen more right now.
Stik.com – I’m super fired up about this very early stage social search engine. I think they have huge potential and I’m please to be working with them.

Gridiron Software – This company isn’t new, but they have some really amazing technology. I’m pretty excited to be participating in some very innovative thinking and product strategy there.

Where’s Mommy? – This is the first mobile application I developed at Startup Weekend in San Diego back in March. The project got me hooked on mobile, hooked on @StartupWeekend and rather intrigued by the kids gaming category. We’ve got over 120,000 installs on iPhone and Android and we’re working on a revenue mechanism that will be very interesting at the very least from a data collection standpoint. More to come on this one soon.

Whoolio – Another very cool mobile game that ads a social element to a classic board game. I hope to have a beta version in the next 2 weeks.

5-Minute Headache Relief – This mobile app is exclusive to Android and was created at Startup Weekend SF in May. It’s a pay app so it’s moving slowly, but it’s generating some great intelligence around market ROI, and real money to boot.

Outlook Track-It – This is an oldie but a goodie; one of the first software apps I created back when I started using Microsoft Outlook. If you use 2003, 2007 or 2010, this little add-in makes a huge difference in managing your inbox. Think “Getting Things Done”, but way simpler.

Tablists – Another app I created a long time ago. If you make lists like me, this web and desktop app will be interesting. It’s simple, and it’s been out there for 5 or so years, but I still use it every day.