Co-Founder
Co-Founder + Engineering. Infrastructure, ops, late-night fixes.

Finn is one of the Co-Founders of Sourdough Tracker. He owns the engineering side, the infrastructure that keeps the lights on, and most of the late-night fixes that ship before anyone notices. The architecture you read about under /security and /docs is largely his.
He works against a single principle: a tool ought to do what it claims, observably, on the day it claims. That shows up in the code as relentless invariants - access gates that never branch, audit logs that never silently skip, rate limits that apply identically to humans and agents. It also shows up in the deploy: blue / green, signed releases, no partial states reaching production.
He's been writing software professionally for a decade and contributes to a number of open-source projects in his spare time. Most of his architectural opinions trace back to the day he joined an on-call rotation for a system he hadn't designed - that's where the invariants come from.
What this author has published most recently.
What to track, how often, and why two weeks of data changes everything.
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Why your starter is almost certainly just hungry — and exactly how to fix it.
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Why a journal is the single highest-leverage upgrade to your sourdough practice.
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Generic notes apps vs a journal that knows what a feed entry is.
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Loaflo compared to free and paid alternatives — criteria that matter for real bakers.
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The decision tree for reviving a starter that stopped responding.
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