Rooted in the badlands of Eastern Montana and backed by 20 years of enterprise software development experience in Billings, MT — specializing in AI, analytics, consulting, and custom software solutions.
Applications
Oil & gas field inspection management — upload, track, and report on inspections across your operations.
External user portal — secure, third-party access to Inspection Journal data via the Pathfinder integration.
Your personal AI-powered knowledge vault — catalog anything from home inventory to recipes to vehicle records, snap a photo and let AI fill in the details, then query it all by asking Claude questions in plain English.
A suite of tools for musician friends — starting with Staff Split, which takes a combined arrangement PDF, lets AI classify each page by instrument, and delivers clean individual parts by email.
Inspection Journal is a cloud-native data management platform built for oilfield pipe inspection operations. It handles the full inspection data lifecycle — importing field-generated Excel workbooks, validating and parsing pipe, HWDP, and sub inspection records, and storing them in a structured database queryable through a purpose-built web application.
The platform runs on ASP.NET Core deployed as a containerized AWS Lambda function with a fully automated CodePipeline CI/CD pipeline that builds and deploys on every commit.
It also includes Scout, an AI analytics assistant backed by a ClickHouse analytics store that lets users ask natural-language questions about their inspection data and receive answers drawn from live query results.
KeepTrack is a privacy-first knowledge vault that uses AI to turn photos, voice descriptions, and notes into structured, searchable records. It's built around the idea that you shouldn't have to maintain a spreadsheet — just point your phone at something, describe it, or snap a photo, and Claude extracts and organizes the details for you. Use it for home inventory, appliance warranty tracking, vehicle maintenance, recipes, wine collections, or any other domain where you want organized, queryable records.
Built as a Progressive Web App on Blazor and AWS, every record lives in a vault you own — an S3 bucket scoped to your account. Photos go direct-to-S3 via presigned URLs and are never proxied through the server. The capture pipeline runs on AWS Lambda backed by Amazon Bedrock (Claude), supports voice-to-text entry on mobile, and includes an augment mode that lets you enrich any existing record with new photos or notes at any time.
KeepTrack also exposes an MCP server that connects Claude Desktop or Claude.ai directly to your vault. Once configured, you can ask questions like "Is my refrigerator still under warranty?", "What's in the chicken tikka masala recipe?", or "When did I last change the oil on the truck?" and Claude pulls the answer from your records in real time — no app switching required.
Stillwater Suite is a growing suite of tools built for musician friends. Its flagship feature, Staff Split, solves the common problem of combined-instrument PDFs — the kind you download from IMSLP or receive from an arranger with all parts in a single document. Upload the PDF, choose your instruments, and each player receives a clean individual part PDF delivered to your inbox.
The AI pipeline sends each page of the uploaded PDF as an image to Claude (via Amazon Bedrock) in batches of up to 20. Claude classifies every page by instrument and song title, propagating context forward across pages the way a musician would read them. Edge cases are handled automatically: title pages are excluded, multi-song arrangements are split by song, and pages where two instruments share a single staff are detected and split vertically using a second targeted AI call.
Built as a Blazor WebAssembly app running on AWS Lambda (arm64 custom runtime) with CloudFront for static hosting. Authentication is Google OIDC with an invitation-only access model enforced by a per-request whitelist check in S3. The full pipeline — upload, AI classification, PDF assembly, and email delivery via SES — runs entirely serverless with no persistent compute.
Pathfinder Portal is a customer-facing web application that gives oilfield operators and drilling companies direct, self-service access to their inspection records. Rather than waiting on reports from the inspection crew, customers log in and browse their own job history, damage findings, and inspection summaries in real time.
Built as a companion to Inspection Journal, it shares the same data platform while enforcing strict account-level access controls that ensure each customer sees only their own data — no configuration required on the customer side beyond a login.