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Operational software
Lightcone Systems / Ledger
Each system holds part of an operation. Separate records make it difficult to reconstruct a flight, explain a decision, and use the findings in the next operation.
Commercial pilot / founder / systems builder
I build software for work that has to hold up in the real world.
I am a commercial pilot, founder of Lightcone Systems, and product builder working across AI automation, API integration, and operational UX.
Four working areas
Selected work across four disciplines.
Real software, interfaces, and tools built for operational work.
Selected work
Built for decisions that have consequences.
Each case study starts with the problem, then shows the system and the result.
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Operational UX
wxDynamics
Useful weather context sits across several products and views. An operator needs one legible desk for the current picture.
03
API integration
TeslaRadar
A vehicle browser needs a clear weather picture that follows its location without overwhelming the display or depending on a Tesla account integration.
04
AI automation
Proactive company brain
Important decisions, research, and working context scatter across files, messages, tools, and individual AI sessions.
Latest public record
Releases, notes, and proof in public.
The record mixes current work with the repositories, essays, and appearances that show how the work developed.
View the full recordPortfolio update / This site
Current work: Lightcone Systems and Ledger
My main current project is Lightcone Systems, building Ledger to connect an operation's flight history, people, equipment, weather, and decisions.
- Aviation
- Operational software
- Founders
Product update / GitHub
TeslaRadar: location-centered radar for the in-car browser ↗
Updated the radar catalog and playback loop in a browser-location weather map built for the Tesla display.
- Weather
- Maps
- TypeScript
Product update / GitHub
wxDynamics: clearer desk switching and comparison views ↗
Clarified the controls between weather desks and expanded the radar layout in the two-location comparison view.
- Weather
- Operational UX
- TypeScript
Repository / GitHub
WeatherGuy, now wxDynamics: an always-on weather and aviation display ↗
Published the TypeScript code for a combined NOAA weather, radar, forecast, and aviation display.
- Weather
- UX
- TypeScript
The longer pattern
Flight decks, small computers, company memory, and software people can defend.
I have spent years moving between aviation, software, hardware, publishing, and AI. The common thread is practical: make a difficult system legible enough to use.
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