I'm Trevor, a design engineer based in SFCurrently I'm designing AI tools for lawyers at Supio
Experiments
Every weather app made me work for it: search a place, add it, flip between cards, then guess what it means for my day. Cloudman is one look at how it is now, where the day's going, and what to wear. Ask him about anywhere and the answer arrives as the interface, not a list of numbers.
It is easy to generate experiences; staying inside a brand and a system as they grow is the hard part. So I built a foundation an agent can work with. Claude Design drives the role-named semantic tokens, and Claude Code compiles that contract into CSS variables and a typed export, so there is no drift between design and code.
Work
- B2BLegal AIAgentic interfaceDocument generationView case study
Legal documents carry real consequences. Every citation, every clause, every formatting choice reflects a firm's credibility. I design agentic systems that let legal professionals direct autonomous document generation, shaping output through conversation rather than assembling it by hand.
- B2BLegal AIDocument assemblyAgentic interfaceView case study
Exhibit packages are foundational to litigation. Every document, every page, every sort order reflects case strategy and firm convention. A missing record or misordered section can undermine a demand letter that took weeks to prepare. I designed the system that lets legal professionals assemble court-ready exhibit packages from thousands of case documents, starting from manual operations and ending in conversational automation.
- B2BLegal AIKnowledge mgmtView case study
Legal AI drafting is only as good as its reference material. A firm's winning demand letters, formatting templates, and best work product are what separate generic AI output from drafts that match the firm's voice and structure. Without a reliable way to provide those references, every generated document requires heavy rework.
- B2B2CProductivityAgenticConnectorsView case study
Lindy is an AI assistant platform. Skills are what the assistant can do on your behalf: check calendars, triage an inbox, chase an invoice. The Skills library is where people find them, understand them, and decide to use them.
- B2BFintechAgenticView case study
Tapcheck is an earned wage access platform. Mastercard approvals, a core revenue driver, required payroll managers to review and approve employee requests through the employer portal.
- ReportingExportView case study
A bulk export tool that lets enterprise clients select multiple entities and export deductions in seconds, replacing a tedious one-at-a-time process.
- TransferView case study
Tapcheck’s core transfer flow—how employees cash out earned wages—was the primary revenue driver. Transfer errors and confusing UX were eroding success rates and generating heavy CS volume.
- SoftwareProductivityView case study
Solace is a German civil engineering startup building a proprietary project management platform. Generic tools like Asana and Monday failed to meet industry-specific needs around compliance, equipment tracking, and multi-country coordination.
- SocialMessagingView case study
MSG is an avatar-driven social platform for camera-shy gamers and introverts who want to share expressive reactions without the anxiety of being on camera.
- Software devView case study
Qualcomm, a global leader in wireless technology, needed to manage a rapidly expanding portfolio of 1,000+ concurrent projects. Legacy tools and fragmented systems created inefficiencies across capacity planning, financial tracking, and project visibility.