What I've built

Ideas taken beyond the prototype.

Products demonstrate what happens when Studio concepts are carried through product strategy, architecture, engineering, deployment, and iteration into working software. Mapspring is the current working Product and applied building case study.

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Mapspring

A flexible location intelligence platform for creating, managing, and publishing interactive maps.

Explore Mapspring Inspect the Build Evidence

Mapspring is a working multi-tenant mapping platform for turning location data into configurable digital experiences. Its initial use case is a branch, ATM, office, or service locator that can be published as a standalone page or embedded within an existing website.

Initial capabilities

Configurable location and category management
Search, filtering, and nearest-location discovery
Public and private maps
Embeddable locator experiences
Account-based access and role management
Flexible branding and white-label presentation

From Lab to Product

Question → Experiment → Prototype → Product → Operational learning

Labs test questions and implementation patterns. Products require sustained product decisions, architecture, engineering, deployment, operation, and iteration. One working product is stronger evidence than a portfolio of speculative cards.

Lab question

A bounded question identifies an emerging technology, architecture, workflow, or control pattern worth testing.

Prototype evidence

Hands-on implementation tests feasibility, constraints, quality, risk, usability, and operating implications.

Product commitment

A Product carries selected evidence into sustained product decisions, working software, deployment, operation, and iteration.

Operational learning

Real use and maintenance create evidence that can refine the Product, its connected Labs, and the Studio frameworks.