I'm the founder of Runtime Labs, where I build Óra, a platform for planning and discovering events and activities through natural language.

Óra is a scheduling engine where natural-language conversations, memories, and events are saved to a shared timeline. You can create events, manage context, and work with language models in ways that stay grounded in time and aligned with your schedule.

Before Runtime Labs, I worked in neuroscience. I remain captivated by how brains use timing, including learning relations between timed actions and their consequences, adapting prior knowledge into sequential plans for taking action in the physical environment. That perspective shapes how I think about designing interfaces between humans and computers to support collaborative planning and reflection.

I started Runtime Labs around a guiding conviction: time is a foundational primitive for organizing memory, action, and human-computer coordination, grounding natural-language intent in time-based physical activity.