Revel is a Brooklyn-born transportation company that’s electrifying cities through charging infrastructure and shared electric vehicle fleets. Through the Revel app, users can rent electric mopeds or find fast-charging stations compatible with any brand of EV.

Visible lets you create multiplayer interactive pages to curate and share your information in custom maps, calendars, galleries, and more. Simply add content and Visible will transform it into a fully interactive page so you can see your information the way it's meant to be seen. From travel itineraries to job hunts, Visible allows you to navigate the world of information like never before.

Co-founded with my brother Mattan Ingram.

At Mount Sinai I worked as part of the Consumer Digital team tasked with providing a modern, user-friendly, and streamlined telemedicine experience for millions of Mount Sinai patients. I led development of multiple core features of the application such as a multi-platform HIPAA-compliant video-visit system, the appointment booking flow, the signup flow, and various core APIs.

AnimXYZ is the first fully composable and customizable CSS animation toolkit that lets you create animations for your HTML, Vue, or React website using plain english. We initially created it as an experiment and it was so compelling we turned it into an open-source library that now has over 2k stars on GitHub. The library leverages the power of utility classes and CSS variables to allow a nearly limitless number of unique animations without writing a single keyframe.

Co-created with my brother Mattan Ingram.

Check out our episode about it on PodRocket.

YaHerd helps you share the when and where for any get-together. Simple event invites, no accounts necessary. From a party to a protest, YaHerd makes organizing an event as easy as pasting a link, with no ads, no tracking, and totally free.

Co-created with my brother Mattan Ingram.

At the Wyss Institute I designed and built a robotic platform and GUI for human tissue culture and experimentation. The robot was designed to automatically perform the complex liquid handling, climate control, and imaging tasks necessary for culturing human organ tissue within microfluidic devices.

At the Wyss Institute I designed and fabricated plastic microfluidic chips for culturing human organ tissues as well as developed a specialized QC tracking application. The microchips enabled tissue culture with unparalleled fidelity by utilizing complex microstructures and bio-coatings that mimic the cellular environment in the body. Ultimately the microchips could be used to accelerate the drug development process by providing a more accurate model of human organ tissues.

At Bard College I worked on a cost-effective direct laser writing system and GUI for the fabrication of microfluidic devices. The system coupled a standard fluorescence microscope, a 3-axis stage, and a UV laser to generate complex patterns with high precision. To make the system as user friendly as possible I programmed a custom GUI for pattern design and machine calibration.