I firmly believe that we learn the most from our failures. Here are some of mine:
Toronto, Canada (2014-2015)
A global mobile startup that enabled civilians to report parking violations and dangerous driving in real-time.
Toronto, Canada (2008-2009)
A digital advertising agency that exclusively hired recently laid-off freelancers during the economic recession.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates (1999-2000)
The first online skateboard shop to service and advocate for skaters in the Middle East. Please excuse the spelling mistakes.
I often have ideas I can't or won't execute on my own, here are a few freebies:
(2018)
A passive mobile app incentivizing transit riders to maximize space utilization & accommodate other passengers. Pairs with beacons on transit vehicles.
(2018)
A mobile app that enables departing ticket holders to give away or sell their seats to other ticker holders who wish to upgrade theirs.
(2018)
A blockchain-enabled education & credential system where industry experts provide unique & bespoke mentorship & guidance to individual students.
(2017)
A mobile app that reduces drunk driving by pairing qualified & vetted designated drivers with intoxicated car owners.
(2017)
A browser extention to scrape and index regressive social content for the purpose of public exposure, embarrassment & behavioural change.
(2016)
A take on Pictionary where users attempt to decipher a string of emoji back into text, ultimately feeding a relational dataset for ML and AI.
(2016)
A mobile app to connect barbeque aficionados who find themselves in unfortunate gasless situations with people willing to buy and deliver propane for them.
(2016)
An application enabling friends & family members to collectively recall & document nostalgic moments in their past, uncovering forgotten memories.
(2016)
An application that facilitates the transfer of patient information from friends & family members to healthcare professionals to increase holistic context.
(2015)
A mobile app that enables women to escape unwanted situations by pinging nearby users to nonchalantly come to their aid.