The founder
Building the thing
I want to use myself.
Norscribe begins with the person doing the work. The idea is to make sharing that work feel as natural as noticing it.
I’m Christian, the founder of Norscribe. I’m building this startup hands-on: shaping the websites, testing SPOT, working through the awkward moments, and asking how each part can become easier for the next person who uses it.
My background spans retail leadership, real estate, and building and marketing small businesses of my own. Across nearly thirty years of selling, training, listening, and translating, I’ve kept returning to the space between new technology and the people figuring out how to use it.
Years ago, that meant helping business owners understand internet marketing. Today, it means helping them find practical uses for AI. That experience with people and businesses is what I bring to Norscribe.
The problem is familiar. You finish something worth sharing, take a picture, and then get pulled back into life. Writing the post becomes another job. The moment sits in your camera roll, and the story never gets told.
SPOT is my answer to that gap. Capture a photo, video, or thought while it’s fresh. Say what happened. Shape the image and words. Review what you want to share. The goal is to help people communicate with less friction while keeping their own voice.
A small rhythm for turning everyday work into a story.
A startup taking shape
in the real world.
This is still a build in progress. I use the product, notice what gets confusing, and work to improve it. The beta is an invitation for other people to bring their own working lives into that process and help make the experience better.
My faith is part of how I approach the journey—with gratitude, perseverance, and a willingness to keep learning. Norscribe is where that belief meets practical work: building something useful, listening carefully, and following through.
Alongside SPOT, I’m developing websites and the Norscribe Dash workspace to help bring a business’s stories, brand assets, and day-to-day work together. Each part grows from the same question: how can this help someone move forward?