Building privacy-architected tech.
I'm a founder, a builder, and someone who has been watching what happens when software gets built without the people it's built for in the room.
Right now I'm building Cirdia, a privacy-architected platform for women's wellness. I host Terms of Service, a podcast that asks systems questions about the technology shaping our lives. And I write about what gets encoded into the infrastructure we use, and whose experience the design centers.
Featured writing
Is private data processing PIE in the sky?
Compute without custody
The core of Cirdia's Private Intelligence Engine is now published in the Technical Disclosure Commons. How to compute on the data people confide without ever holding it, on ordinary commodity cloud.
A Different Kind of Vessel
What if there were a privacy-first federated AI model for women's wellness? And what if we, collectively in femtech, were the ones who owned it?
