Merchant of One

Interface work for people who would rather ship one good thing than ten loud ones.

I have spent twelve years designing software in small rooms — two banks, a mapping company, and a long stretch alone. What I make here is what I wished existed then: a course on restraint, template packs I use on real client work, and a few small tools that remove a chore. Everything is finished, versioned, and updated when I learn something worth passing on.

There is no team here and no roadmap deck. Each product is something I made because I needed it, used until it was dull and reliable, and only then wrote down. If a course teaches restraint, it is because I spent years adding things I later had to remove. If a template pack is spaced for real copy, it is because I shipped the version that was not, and paid for it.

Buy once and it is yours — download it the moment you pay, and come back to your library any time you need it again. When I revise something, you get the new version free. That is the whole arrangement: finished work, honestly described, from one person who still does the work.