About

I’m a 15 year old high school student living in the Boston area. In third grade, I got bored in math class and convinced my teacher that making a board game that vaguely involved numbers should count as an extracurricular activity. From that point on, I’ve just kept going!

I make whatever type of game sounds interesting to me in the moment. I’ve found I have a particular aptitude for designing abstract strategy, but more recently, I’ve been making all kinds of prototypes and testing them out! More on those to follow.

My games (and puzzles, I make those too) have been featured in some podcasts and newspapers, and over the last two years, I’ve entered two of my games (Endless and MetroNet) into the Young Inventor Challenge and won twice (Best Game and Most Innovative, respectively)! I’ve been fortunate enough to have one of my games, Endless, signed, and I look forward to its release in 2026! I love going to conventions, most frequently in the Boston area, but sometimes in other regions of the country as well. Communities of game designers are so welcoming and friendly no matter the scale, and I’m incredibly grateful to the people at ChiTAG and my local community of designers, the Game Makers Guild, for helping me learn to pitch and refine my craft! I’m always working on something, so this site will grow to reflect my latest ventures over time.

If you’re curious about anything I’ve been up to recently or want to reach out for whatever reason, scroll to the bottom of the page and shoot me an email!