vinif.app
A winemaking app to encourage people to partake in the ancient art of making wine from local ingredients. It curates the steps you need to make great wine, lets you track status, and includes a forager feature and a community feature.

Software and products built for the southern natural world, for the people who spend their lives in it.
I'm an Alabama-born, Irish-shaped fella with decades of bowhunting and outdoor naturalist experience. I have a background in Languages, Software, Environmental Science, and Geospatial Sciences. I graduated from Auburn University in 2009. I've lived in Alabama, Thailand (Phang Nga), South Korea (Jeju-do), Switzerland, and Ireland. The company was built to help reconnect people with the natural heritage of their area; In my case, I'm most familiar with the deep South and rural Ireland. I hope you find the applications and products useful and help you engage with the natural world around you.

We build products that promote sustainable land use, conservation, outdoor community, natural heritage, and connection with the land.
The land holds what we love most. Treat it with care. We are meant to be its protectors.
Give the wildlife and flora around us real protection, so we can still enjoy them for generations to come.
Foster time together in the great outdoors. The applications should be bridges and connectors, not distractions.
Remember how the land has provided for us. Reconnect with those ways, respect it, and treat it right while we take what it gives.
In busy lives, make room to remember where we are supposed to be: outside, in fresh air, with the wild. These tools exist only to get you there.
A winemaking app to encourage people to partake in the ancient art of making wine from local ingredients. It curates the steps you need to make great wine, lets you track status, and includes a forager feature and a community feature.

An app built around southern hunting culture: the clubs, the seasons, the land, and the way that knowledge gets passed down. Name and details to be announced.

A connected forests program that treats Pileated Woodpeckers (Indian Hens) as sensors. They are an indicator species: where they thrive, the forest is old and whole. Program details to be announced.

Winston County, Alabama; County Kerry, Ireland