
Something Has Shifted
My father passed away, the company I started was sold, and I was lost. What shifted, a pair of shoes I traded at twelve, and why I'm writing again.
Read the post: Something Has Shifted →I build technology inside a homeless shelter. I believe solving homelessness starts in childhood, and that housing isn’t the silver bullet: homelessness is a system of human brokenness. The tools I build should help us notice earlier and help people become whole.


My father passed away, the company I started was sold, and I was lost. What shifted, a pair of shoes I traded at twelve, and why I'm writing again.
Read the post: Something Has Shifted →
One letter a month on building technology for people experiencing homelessness.

Talks for shelter leaders, youth-serving agencies, funders and churches. I speak from what we built.
“Every adult in our shelter was once a child: technology that notices earlier”
“Build your own: forward deployed engineering for frontline organizations”
Invite Chad to speak →Every post on this site sits under one of them. Follow one to read everything filed there.
Many adults in shelter first lost a home as children or youth. The work has to begin long before someone reaches our door.
Read Prevention posts →Homelessness is a system of human brokenness. A roof matters, but it doesn’t mend what’s broken underneath.
Read Brokenness posts →Programs and tools can serve people, but healing the brokenness at the root belongs to Christ alone.
Read Faith posts →Every organization can build what its people need. Templated solutions, copied from somewhere else, will ultimately fail.
Read Build posts →