I'm Rob.

I'm a product person and long-time gamer based in Ontario, Canada. Most of my working life has been spent close to technology and the people who use it: figuring out what to build, why it matters, and how to make it feel good to live with.

These days a lot of my attention goes to AI. Not the headline version, but the practical, everyday one: what it's genuinely good at, where it falls over, and what changes when you actually let it into your routines. I use it heavily, I build with it constantly, and I try to stay honest about both the wins and the rough edges.

What I'm building

The project closest to my heart right now is something I call Home: a small household of AI agents that remember, talk to each other, and quietly keep my life and projects moving. I'm documenting the whole thing, week by week, in The Home Series. If you want to understand what I actually do all day, start there.

What I write about

Mostly AI and how it feels from the inside. Sometimes games, since I've been making and playing them for years. And occasionally the more personal stuff: how technology touches family, distance, and memory. A couple of those older essays are on this site, and more of my earlier writing lives on Medium.