Joined Littlebird
Came on as design engineer — product, brand, and production code.
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Logo in motion
First motion in the product. Set the tone for everything after.
April 2026
Projects on mobile
Projects didn't exist on mobile. Shipped full desktop parity in one PR.
The bird game
A hidden easter egg. Small thing, a lot of delight.
May
Onboarding, rebuilt
Pulled the retention data, killed the blocking setup screen, moved context learning in-app. +53% activation, 2.6× more chats in week one, 2.8× more core actions.
New marketing site
Rebuilt from the ground up. Lifted downloads, revenue, and brand presence.
June
Meeting notes, sharpened
Rebuilt the core meeting surface to close the gap with competitors.
Chat with your meetings
No persistent chat existed around meetings. Owned the whole stack — UI, SDK, backend migration.
Email, sent from chat
Chat could talk about the work but never act on it. Designed the whole flow — chat drafts the email, you review it, it sends without leaving the thread.
A new visual language
Illustration, type, and motion pulled into one system across product and brand.
July
Chat in the meeting widget
Brought chat into the floating on-meeting widget — answers without leaving the call.
Artifacts, designed
An editorial layout for generated documents. Long reports and briefs are now actually readable.
Artifacts, in the making
Gave the wait a shape. Reasoning streams the document as it writes, then settles into a card in the thread.
Docs, polished
A layout refresh and visual improvements for the docs site.
Artifacts listing, redesigned
Made the artifacts library easier to scan, with grid and list views for every kind of file.
Pick your own app icon
Flat, painted, gradient. Explorations for the icons people get to pick between.
Projects, in color
Every project gets an icon and a color of its own. Makes a long sidebar scannable at a glance.
Voice input, redesigned
Talking to Littlebird on mobile now has a shape. The composer folds into a live waveform and timer while you speak, then transcribes in place.
August
Mobile, redesigned
A ground-up pass on the app. Home, Routines, and Meetings live in one segmented bar that expands the tab you're on, the composer follows you everywhere, and the surfaces that were desktop-only finally have mobile equivalents.
The app, in eight themes
Midnight, Lagoon, Emerald, Olive, Coral, Claret, Paper, and the default green — each with a light and a dark mode. You pick from the command palette and the whole app re-colors without leaving what you're on.
September