Product ManagerAI-ForwardThought-LeaderAlways LearningCoffee EnthusiastI’m a product manager and builder who loves turning ambiguous ideas into products people actually use.
I’ve spent my career launching 0→1 products, scaling experiences to hundreds of thousands of users, and solving customer problems across a wide range of industries and user groups. My work spans product strategy, customer research, rapid prototyping, experimentation, AI-powered experiences, and taking products from an early idea through launch and iteration.
I’m particularly interested in how AI and personalization can make products more useful without making them more complicated. I enjoy getting close to the problem, building something quickly, putting it in front of users, and using what I learn to make the next version better.
Generic ratings tell you what everyone likes. Specialty coffee tools often assume you already know exactly what you want. I wanted to explore a simpler experience for people who are still learning their own taste: start with what you actually drink, capture what you liked or disliked, and let those signals make the next recommendation more useful.
Get a café drink matched to your history and what you’re in the mood for right now.
Explore beans and home-brew ideas informed by the flavors and methods you’ve enjoyed.
Discover cafés whose drinks fit your preferences — or ask for a surprise.
Excellatte is an AI-powered coffee discovery experience that learns from what you drink, what you rate, and what you say — then uses those signals to recommend what you might enjoy next.

Ratings, written notes, drink history, and recommendation feedback become signals that gradually build a more useful picture of what you enjoy. Recommendations stay flexible: reject one, explain why, change your current mood, or deliberately venture outside your comfort zone.
I believe learning to work effectively with AI will make me a better product manager — helping me explore ideas faster, build more independently, and spend more time on the judgment that matters. As these tools become part of everyday product development, I wanted to start building that relationship now rather than wait for the workflow to become standard.
The product started with a simple question: Could your coffee history help predict what you’ll enjoy next? Building Excellatte gave me a practical way to test that idea while learning where AI genuinely accelerates product work, where it needs direction, and where human judgment still matters most.
Try Excellatte using a sample coffee profile and see how recommendations adapt to your choices.