Built by someone who sat in the room.

Why Telemetryx?

I watched a room of good people make a $2 million decision with a 10-year-old spreadsheet and a prayer.

That meeting set everything in motion.

I'd spent years modeling risk for some of the most complex instruments in institutional finance, reserve funding, stress testing, and capital planning at a level most people never see. I understood what happens when good decisions get made on incomplete information.

What struck me in that boardroom wasn't a lack of ability. These were volunteers who cared deeply about getting it right for their community, but their tools didn't match how much they cared. They were bringing good intentions to a problem that needed institutional-grade analysis.

That's why I built Telemetryx. Reserve planning isn't just budgeting, it's asset management, and it deserves the same rigor as institutional risk management. Boards deserve better than a static report that's outdated the moment it's printed, or a spreadsheet only one person understands.

I'm not just the co-founder of this company. I've sat in that boardroom myself, and I know what's possible when the right tools meet the people who care enough to use them well.

My mission is to make reserve planning accessible to board volunteers, giving them the tools to make informed decisions, even without a financial background.

A world where every board makes financial decisions with confidence, reserve planning as approachable as it is rigorous.

Connect reserve data, funding, and investment decisions into clear, accessible insight, so boards can act with confidence.

Four principles behind every decision.

An industry catching up to a crisis that's already here.

^{1 2} Foundation for Community Association Research, 2025 Statistical Review.

³ Association counts: Community Associations Institute, 2023–2024 Statistical Review; Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Reserve total is a widely cited industry estimate; no centralized statewide dataset exists.

⁴ Reported per-unit special assessments in Florida condominiums, 2025–2026; FPAT Reserve Study Guide (2025) and South Florida market reports.