I tend to build things end-to-end: concept, architecture, implementation, and iteration. Most of my projects start as questions about how systems fail, adapt, or communicate assumptions—then turn into working software.
Space is one of several ongoing experiments. It’s built nights and weekends, shipped incrementally, and shaped mostly by real use rather than plans or pitches.
I’m not trying to start a company with this yet. I’m trying to see what survives contact with reality.