Team Franklin

You're the person who walks into a room, sees a problem everyone's complaining about, builds a solution before dessert, and somehow convinces everyone to help you scale it by morning. You don't just have ideas — you have implementations.

Life is too short for theory that doesn't ship. You experiment, you iterate, you put things in front of real people and watch what happens. Your workshop has windows — you want the world to see what you're building, and more importantly, you want them to use it.

You love people almost as much as you love building things. That's your unfair advantage. Where lone inventors create technology, you create movements. The postal service, the lending library, the fire department — these aren't inventions. They're communities built around solutions.