Tech I’ve built.
By day, I lead product at Logos. On the side, I build tools at the intersection of faith, family, and technology.
Logos Link
The open web, one click from Logos.
A browser extension that turns Bible references, theology terms, biblical entities, books, and Greek and Hebrew words across the web into one-click doors into Logos and Study Assistant. Think Reftagger, reimagined for everywhere you read.
Dayward
Your tasks and notes, on one page.
A daily outliner that puts tasks and notes side by side—no separate apps, no tab switching. Each day gets a fresh page and unfinished tasks carry forward automatically, with wiki links, recurring tasks, focus mode, AI-assisted planning, and family sharing.
Oikos Audio
Timeless stories, faithfully told.
A curated audiobook library of the books a Christian home returns to—Puritan works, missionary lives, and the great classics—re-narrated with one warm, steady voice and made for car rides, chores, and the hour before bed. Read-along highlighting, per-child profiles, and parent-facing content notes on every title.
Oikos Sermons
Life-changing sermons, curated for families.
A curated library of the best preaching we can find, gathered for Christian families. Every sermon reads along word by word—tap any word and the audio follows—with questions to talk through, so it’s taken to heart, not just heard.
John Owen
The life, thought, and writings of John Owen (1616–83).
A long-running guide to the Puritan many call the greatest theologian to write in English—biography and timeline, quotes, a working bibliography, and doors into his nearly one hundred volumes.
B. B. Warfield
The life, thought, and works of B. B. Warfield (1851–1921).
A companion archive for the Lion of Princeton—his works, sermons, and addresses, a bibliography of the scholarship on him, plus quotes, photographs, and a timeline of his life.
Gallows & Ink
Hangman, with words worth knowing.
A clean take on the classic word game, built around themed sets—Scripture, church history, literature, science, and more—with three difficulty levels and a fresh word every day.