Kiran Oliver

Kiran OliverAuDHD, dyspraxic, dyscalculic. Product Manager at MacStadium. Open source builder. Zero Vector Evangelist. I build software for the way neurodivergent brains actually work, not the way productivity culture wishes they did.Human-Rhythm DesignMost software for neurodivergent people is neurotypical software with accessibility bolted on. The Human-Rhythm Design Framework builds from the other direction, starting with how AuDHD, dyspraxic, and dyscalculic brains actually experience time, memory, attention, transitions, and grief.The framework has five dimensions: Memory, Attention, Time, Transitions, and Voice. Each project lives in one of them.Projects

Clarion -- Self-hosted TTS proxy giving AI agents distinct voices.

EverbloomReader -- Reading app for dyslexic readers with word-level TTS sync.

Foghorn -- Weather-based grief rituals for ambiguous loss.

Cognitive Accessibility Pattern Library -- Design patterns for cognitive accessibility, COGA-mapped.

Lumentide -- Task management for executive dysfunction with energy reading and metacognition.

Writing

Building What WCAG Can't Test

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