WattShed is live national software that creates, verifies and pays residential energy efficiency rebates. A public, no-login program designer covers all 50 states and DC. A deterministic engine combines degree-day and modified-bin estimates with location-appropriate deemed methodologies where available, and payment moves only against reviewed evidence.
Projects I shipped.
Some out of annoyance, some out of interest, all out of curiosity.
A native iOS insurance policy app for homeowners and renters, on the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad. Re_Tera reads your policy, explains coverage in plain English, and flags gaps, sublimits and exclusions against your state's insurance code. It also keeps the records a claim asks for.
A home energy assessment tool that uses LiDAR room scanning via Apple RoomPlan, HVAC equipment logging with on-device OCR via Apple Vision, appliance detection, window assessment, and ACCA Manual J BTU calculations. Generates tiered upgrade recommendations with payback periods and battery synergy insights.
Compare Tesla Powerwall 3, Enphase IQ 5P, Pila Mesh, and Base Power side by side. Supports 16 utilities, 35 rate plans, NEM 3.0, and VPP earnings projections for ELRP, ConnectedSolutions, and ERCOT.
Encodes the entire regulatory decision tree for 49 CFR 173.185, IATA DGR 66th Edition, and IMDG Code Amendment 42-24. Outputs UN numbers, packing instructions, labels, and documentation checklists. Built from direct experience shipping lithium-ion medical devices through FDA clearance.
BMW pushed a Spider-Man ad to the dashboard of cars people own, on a screen it once called a private space. I read the 28-page contract they wrote, found the clause where they obligate themselves to call every complaining owner back individually, and built the tool that generates those letters in the browser. Zero accounts, zero stored data, open source. First campaign: DashOff.