Toronto, Canada
I'm the Co-Founder and CTO of Pearchy.
Pearchy is an AI grocery scanner for food allergies. I'm a Computer Science student at the University of Toronto, on the Dean's List.
- 6 / 16hackathons won / entered
- 36xfaster pipelines
- 878trading journal entries
- 5.3Msimulated paths
Now
I'm on a gap year from Computer Science at the University of Toronto (Dean's List) to build Pearchy full time. On the side I trade NQ futures and journal every session. The journal is at 878 entries across 182 sessions.
Selected Work
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01
Pearchy
Scans grocery labels for food allergies and answers Compatible, Avoid, or Uncertain. When it can't positively identify an ingredient it returns Uncertain, because a wrong yes can put someone in the ER.
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02
Helix
A genomic IDE that reads a DNA sequence and tells you where to edit it. Runs on Evo 2 and AlphaFold 3.
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03
SceneOS
You speak one idea and an agentic pipeline breaks it into scenes and cuts the finished short film.
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04
The Duplex Splatter
My model for scaling a $2,000 futures account without giving the gains back, simulated across 5.3 million paths.
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05
Ontario Ministry of Health
I rebuilt the analytics benchmarking stack and the pipelines ran 36x faster.
Shelf
These are the seven books that changed how I work.
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01Never Split the Difference
I used this in real negotiations before I finished reading it. The no-oriented questions are the part I still use.
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02The Laws of Human Nature
This is Greene's best one, because it taught me to read the person before the deal.
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03The 48 Laws of Power
I read it mostly to recognize what other people are doing, though I've used a few of the laws myself.
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04Reality Transurfing
It's a strange book, but I trade better when I don't need any one trade to work, and that idea came from it.
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05The Psychology of Money
Most of the lessons in here are ones my trading journal took 878 entries to teach me.
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06The Psychology of Human Misjudgment
Munger lists the standard ways people fool themselves, and I've caught the first ten in my own trading journal.
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07Rich Dad Poor Dad
It was the first money book I read. I was too young to argue with it, so it stuck.