Aaron Crayford

Engineer in San Francisco, California

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Products i've helped engineer:

SoniaAi (2018) - Phone call transcription, statistics, and summarization. Audio Ai - Deep Learning

ZeeMee (2017) - Mobile college applications and guide for new students.

Vantage Robotics (2017) - High quality video shot by an autonomous drone. I helped program the drone.

Skulpt (2016) - A handheld iPhone sized scanner that uses body physiology (muscle quality, muscle fatigue, body fat) to determine what you should work out, on what days, how you should eat, and even predicts injury conditions in the body like if you could pull a muscle. The tech was out of Harvard Medical School and MIT.

JetStream (2015) - Skype-like tech sdk as a service.

Push (2014) - Push used the JetstreamSDK to allow push-to-talk even if their ringer was off.

Clementine (2014) - Clementine is a mobile social network for enterprises.

Frankly (2013) - business social network.

Forever (2012) - Unlimited mobile photo storage.

Aloha (2011) - One of the first ambient location apps Aloha would alert you when your friends were near you without having to have the app open. We were one of the few to gain traction without press or ad spend and didn't drain users batteries.

Mighty Messenger (2010) - A real-time mobile messenger for iOS and Android that has a lot of neat features. One of them was natural language search based suggestions demo video: https://vimeo.com/22709822

Gameplan (2010) - Get alerted when your friends arrived at your planned places. It also had a chat aspect. This is where we started experimenting with ambient location and got it to work pretty well.

VodkaCran (2010) - Ever make a bad joke you wouldn't repeat in good company then create an entire product around it? That's fundamentally what this product was. It was so morally ambiguous that it took Apple 4 months to approve it. We never released it. It was similar to Lulu.

Whosright (2010) - This was a voting site for debates. Larry King and Ryan Seacrest were passionate users and featured the product on their TV shows and twitter streams.

HappyPatrons (2010) - Social CRM for small businesses.

Rippol (2009) - Video discovery engine for TV shows and movies.

Vusion (2007) - HD Video streaming cloud. The tech here was mind blowing: vp7/vp8, 1U form factor http server that could stream 17gbit/s, etc..

Loggie (2006) - Peta-scale, distributed digital forensic analysis in seconds