root@krueger:~$ status

Shipping live apps, frontend systems, and release-ready product surfaces.

I work across interface architecture, product framing, QA automation, deployment, and release polish so the app, the infra, and the story all read like one coherent system.

Recent work centers on Kineo, a guided wellness platform at mykineo.com, and SimDex, a live market product at simdexapp.com. The throughline is consistent: stronger product structure, sharper route systems, better deployment discipline, and cleaner launch quality.

Role Product engineer + frontend systems
Focus Architecture, QA automation, deploys
Base Pacific Time / remote-friendly
Kineo Live workout and member loop
Kineo live workout route
SimDex Dex mode and market command flow
SimDex Dex mode launch image

root@krueger:~/products$ ls

Two live products with very different operating modes and a shared engineering backbone.

Kineo

Guided wellness with a cleaner app shell, clearer navigation, and release-ready support systems.

Kineo runs live at mykineo.com with an installable PWA shell, account sync, structured health workflows, and product surfaces built to support actual launch and day-to-day use.

  • Browser-first wellness app with installability, sync, and durable release UX
  • Daily health, coaching, nutrition, places, grocery, and scanner workflows
  • System status, support, changelog, and premium routes integrated into the same shell
Kineo live home route

SimDex

Market tooling with faster information flow, stronger context, and real execution-adjacent depth.

SimDex at simdexapp.com has matured into a denser operator surface with live board discovery, Dex Mode, wallet PnL, room context, and connected product infrastructure behind the app.

  • Board, wallet, Dex, room, and company surfaces organized inside one product shell
  • Quote preview, swap build, auth, bookmarks, and social tools wired to real APIs
  • Dense interface system tuned for speed, readability, and repeat usage
SimDex live board

root@krueger:~/systems$ tree

A directory view of the live apps, delivery stack, and recent engineering lanes behind the work.

directory index

Apps, deployment surfaces, QA automation, docs, and the current skill tree.

The systems page is the operator view: direct product links, a terminal-style directory tree, the delivery stack, and stronger descriptions of the lanes I actually work in across product engineering, frontend execution, deployment, and verification.