What I'm Building
BrokenFilterCo
Apparel designed by and for neurodivergent people — with humor, honesty, and zero apologies. Every piece is intentionally chosen for sensory comfort: soft combed cotton, tagless designs, relaxed fits that don't cling. Because representation should feel as good as it looks.
Neuro-Spicy
The original. Bella+Canvas 3001 — soft combed cotton, tagless
Overstimulated
For the days when everything is just too loud, too bright, too much
Antecedent
Because knowing what triggers you is half the battle
Good Enough to Ship
Beats perfect in your head every time — a mantra on a tee
Love My Neurotype
Rainbow design on bright white cotton
My Love Language? Over-Explaining
Relaxed oversized fit, tagless neck
The Philosophy: These aren't about pity or inspiration porn. They're for people who live neurodiversity every day and want to see themselves represented with humor, honesty, and pride. Each design is a conversation starter.
Olympus Ride Services
Reliable, personalized transportation with transparent, upfront pricing. Flat rate fares, no surge, no surprises. Zone-based pricing starting at $25 for downtown trips. Hourly hires, experience packages, and loyalty plans available.
- 7,000+ rideshare rides of experience behind the wheel
- Flat rate zone pricing — no surge, no hidden fees
- Experience packages for date nights, airport runs, and nights out
- Pet-friendly service with a free SA Local's Guide for every rider
Services
🚗 Ambient Car Lighting
Custom interior LED installation — clean, wired, professional finish.
📷 Dashcam & Accessory Hardwiring
Hardwired dashcams and accessories with no exposed cables.
✨ Interior Deep Clean
Full cabin detail — seats, dash, vents, doors, carpets.
🎨 Decal & Business Card Design
Custom graphics for vehicles, businesses, and brands.
🧠 Strategy Consulting
Rideshare strategy, side-hustle brainstorming, neurodivergent-friendly routine building.
Olympus Tools
When you're running an AI image workflow and an apparel brand at the same time, the stock tools just don't cut it. So I built my own — two apps that work as a system, sharing the same design language and living in the same folder on my machine.
Ride Dashboard
A driver-facing display app built for the RAV4 interior. Two modes: high-contrast white for daytime sun glare, pure black for night driving. Shows zone pricing, active bookings, and trip status at a glance — optimized to be readable in under a second without touching the screen. No app store, no subscription, just a tab in the browser.
BrandForge
An apparel mockup and design studio built specifically for BrokenFilterCo. Manages the design asset library, maps designs to products, flags style conflicts, and helps me visualize how a new design lands before I commit to printing. What used to be a pile of reference files and guesswork is now one screen.
Why I build my own tools: Every tool I've bought or downloaded had something annoying about it — the wrong layout, the wrong defaults, stuff I'd never use taking up space. Building your own means it does exactly what you need and nothing else. These aren't portfolio pieces. They're tools I actually use every day.
Paws of Olympus
A membership-based, climate-controlled indoor dog park built to solve for extreme Texas heat. The vision combines park access with premium services — daycare, grooming, training, events, and a human lounge — all wrapped in Greek-themed branding with neurodivergent-friendly design principles.
- 20–30K sq ft target facility
- Smart-entry 24/7 access for top-tier members
- Hospital-grade cleaning SOPs
- Multi-stream revenue: park, daycare, grooming, training, events
- Neurodivergent-friendly environment design
This is a long-term goal I'm actively researching and planning. Every other venture I'm building feeds into making this real.