Alive Still (opens in a new tab)
A daily safety check-in for people who live alone. Miss the window and it texts the people you chose.
I’m Jordan, a product engineer in New York. I build consumer products, developer tools, and AI agents.
For the last eight years, I’ve worked across product, design, frontend, backend, and analytics. Outside work, I make iPhone apps and small web projects.
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A few things I’ve built and places I’ve worked.
Places I’ve worked
Roam
Work across a home-buying marketplace and its AI agent: research, chat and search interfaces, backend tools, analytics, and evals.
Procore
The deployment and credential tools behind hundreds of engineers’ daily work.
Workday
Tools that made tests easier to find, releases less painful, and incident work a little less manual.
Things I’ve built
Chicks of NYC (opens in a new tab)
A map and ranking of chicken wings we actually ate. The data pipeline is more serious than the premise.
Citi Bike Wrapped (opens in a new tab)
A personal year in review for your Citi Bike rides. About three weeks after I posted mine on Reddit, Citi Bike released its own in-app recap.
More projects.
| 2026 | Alive Still (opens in a new tab) | A daily safety check-in for people who live alone. |
|---|---|---|
| 2025— | Chicks of NYC (opens in a new tab) | A map and ranking of chicken wings we actually ate. |
| 2026 | Citi Bike Wrapped (opens in a new tab) | A personal year in review for your Citi Bike rides. About three weeks after I posted mine on Reddit, Citi Bike released its own in-app recap. |
| 2026 | wimdy (opens in a new tab) | Checks the weather against what you actually want to do outside. |
| 2026 | Roast My Friend (opens in a new tab) | A joke that escaped the group chat. |
| 2022— | blumblumblum (opens in a new tab) | My hand-rolled version of Linktree, Beacons, and lnk.bio. |
| ongoing | Photo archive (opens in a new tab) | Travel photographs from a period when I carried a much bigger camera. |
I like making things. I like making them look good, too.
I studied computer science and studio art so I could do both. For the last eight years, I’ve worked across product, design, frontend, backend, and the systems behind them.
I live in New York. Outside work I ride bikes, make small apps, take photos, and run a chicken-wing site with friends.
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