I AM BRAD.
Husband, dad, and builder in Lebanon, PA. By day I build Rock RMS for churches at Triumph Tech. Nights and weekends I build and teach AI work loops. Two worlds, one thread: technology that hands people their time back.

The work
I WORK WHERE MINISTRY MEETS PRODUCT.
Most people don't picture 'church software' when they imagine a dream job. I get it. I didn't either. But every job I've had, gym floor to product team, kept pointing here.
Good technology serves people. That is the whole point.
In practice: the workflows, reports, and agents inside Rock RMS that hand church staff their hours back. After hours, the same instinct - AI work loops, a marketing agentic-workflows tool I built and still run, and the AI cohort at Triumph, where I teach teams to do it themselves.

What it's like to learn from me
I build like I'd want someone to build for me.
Unhurried at the start, honest when it's hard, always aimed at handing someone their hours back. That's how I build, and it's how I write about it.
Unhurried
I understand the problem before I touch the fix. Slow there means nobody has to do it twice.
Specific
Real names, real numbers, plain English. No hype, no corporate fog.
Service
If it doesn't hand someone their hours back, I don't build it.
- Ministry Analyst @ Triumph Tech
- Leads the AI cohort
- RX26 speaker
- Ships a production tool