Took an early-stage AI startup from a scattered tool stack to an AI-native operating system in three months — led the ChatGPT-to-Claude migration, rebuilt the knowledge base, chose the meeting and comms stack, and shipped a custom React operations dashboard.
View the case study →Designed the product's analytical backbone and visual language — turning 20-page reports into interactive, deeply-linked experiences where every claim traces back to its source.
View the case study →A company I'm building on weekends: a community and dashboard that gives restaurant owners a roadmap for putting AI to work across 12 pillars of their business — from a full franchise-readiness build to single, outcome-focused fixes like a profit-driven menu redesign. Currently in beta.
A daily habit and life tracker I designed and built — a radial map of the twelve things that build you and the things that corrode you, scored by difficulty and traceable over time. Interactive, live, and yours to try.
Try the live app →An integrated wellness development — spa, functional medicine, and residences in one place. Brand, strategy, AI-driven renderings, and digital experience for a project that doesn't fit any one category.
View the case study →Most businesses don't need more AI. They need the right few tools, in the right order, applied by someone who's actually shipped.
After two years deep in the AI landscape — code, design, branding, video, operations — I keep seeing the same thing stall small businesses and startups: too many tools, and no clear order to adopt them in. Overwhelm kills adoption. My job is to cut through it — a sequenced roadmap of a few powerful tools, implemented in the order that makes them stick, so AI becomes part of how the team actually works instead of another subscription nobody opens.
— Seth Quest · 2026