GREG GILBERT
I'm an independent consultant.I specialize in problem solving and innovation, and work with leaders as a trusted advisor.My extensive experience as an entrepreneur, allows me to understand and speak with all the parties involved in a company.Over the past 22 years, I did a lot of consulting, built complex IT infrastructures, created several SaaS and digital products, and even launched a coworking space.Want my help? Reach out via email: greggilbert@hey.com
I write short essays every week:- For curious people: ggnotes.com
(28K readers since the beginning of the year)- And for dads: Papa Notes
You can find me on 𝕏: @greggilbertme
Featured recent work
The following is a selection of my work from 2023 and 2024.
TellAsky
TellAsky is a platform for doing async interviews. It is easy to use for both the interviewer and the interviewee.
MosaicBox
MosaicBox, an app designed for people 60+, is a prime example of my work. It uses AI to turn speech into beautifully crafted stories, and the whole app is designed to be easy to use, with no learning required, catering to a diverse user base.
This is a short trailer video I made as a product demo.
The Prayer Page
The Prayer Page is a small project built over a weekend to familiarize myself with the SSE (Server Side Events) technology. It streams three traditional Christian prayers realtime to all the people connected to the page. It was used by dozens of people at launch.
The Icebreakers Suite
The IceBreakers Suite is a collection of small websites (built over a weekend) to test some components I later integrated into other projects. The users can get to know each other by answering random questions or selecting themes.
Ascent
Ascent iOS is a Christian habit-building app that I designed and built over a month to learn Swift. The design is clean and simple, allowing the user to focus on the practices themselves.
Uncomplicated Productivity (booklet)
Over the years, people have asked me about my productivity system. I wrote this booklet to describe its core, revolving around Todoist. Of course, I wanted something a bit original and aesthetically pleasing, so I didn't use any screenshots from the app, but created some wireframes from scratch.Uncomplicated Productivity