Notes from the lab

Before I sorted a single email, I read my inbox like a portrait: what’s in it, what it says about me, and what it was doing to me.

I designed and built a Gmail assistant that sorts my inbox into nine places, learns from one-tap corrections, and makes sure an interview email never gets buried again.

I turned New York’s live power grid into music, so you can hear a clean day from a gas-heavy one before you read a single number.