I build fitness things on the internet, then I obsess over the tiny details until they behave.
Most days I’m somewhere between coach, creator, and web gremlin, working on DAREBEE. That means designing workouts people can actually stick with, writing clear, practical guidance, and also getting my hands dirty in the backend so the site stays fast, organized, and easy to use. I love the intersection where movement meets systems: training plans, smart routines, clean layouts, good UX, and the kind of structure that makes progress feel inevitable instead of dramatic.
Outside of that, I’m a plant-based human who treats nutrition tracking like a strategy game (micronutrients: collected), reads more than is socially reasonable, and will always pick a sauna over a cold plunge. I’m also a morning person in a slightly suspicious way, up at 5AM without an alarm, using the first quiet chunk of the day to train, reset, and point my brain in the right direction before the world starts emailing. This site is the simple version of me: what I’m building, what I’m refining, and the small practices that keep the whole machine humming.
Right now I’m building three things in parallel: darebee.com, darebeets.com, and the slightly chaotic human behind both.
DAREBEE is the big one, the main engine. I’m shaping workouts, collections, programs, and community events, and also doing the unglamorous structural work that makes everything feel smoother: organizing pages, tightening templates, cleaning up systems, and making sure the site stays fast and usable while it grows. DAREBEETS is the food side of that universe, where I’m turning plant-based recipes into a proper, organized library, one ingredient page, one clean layout, one nerdy nutrition check at a time. And then there’s me: the daily reps, the routines, the sleep experiments, the tiny upgrades that compound. I’m not chasing a reinvention, just refining what already works until it feels effortless.
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