What if every claim on the internet came with a visible chain of evidence?

I’m the founder of VeriStrata, an evidence layer for the internet designed to make online information more transparent, understandable, and inspectable.

VeriStrata breaks articles, videos, and posts into specific claims, connects those claims to supporting and challenging sources, and maps the relationships between them in visual evidence graphs. Instead of assigning people another black-box credibility score, we make the evidence and reasoning visible so individuals and communities can examine how a conclusion was reached for themselves.

My focus is building systems that make complex information easier to understand. VeriStrata brings together data engineering, graph structures, and credibility signals to reveal how claims spread and how evidence supports, qualifies, or challenges them.

Before founding VeriStrata, I spent more than 20 years as a systems engineer modernizing financial and operational platforms across multiple generations of technology.

I led database migrations across DB3, MySQL, and Microsoft SQL Server environments and transformed spreadsheet-based accounting systems into structured .NET- and SQL-backed general ledger infrastructure. I also built reporting and operational systems for hedge fund administration environments that grew from $2 billion to $20 billion in assets under management.

My experience includes legacy modernization across AS/400 and RPG systems, COBOL-adjacent environments, and hybrid infrastructure transitions. I specialize in stabilizing complex systems and evolving them into modern, dependable data platforms.

Today, I’m applying that experience to a different kind of complex system: building the evidence layer for the internet.