Hello, I'm Frederick Casey-Housand.

Right now I'm running TinyMacro. We build one cloud agent per company. It learns how the business works, runs in its own sandbox, and sends email from its own mailbox. I put them together one team at a time, by hand.

I grew up in Oakland. In high school I ran the local Tree-Plenish chapter. We planted over a hundred fruit trees with a team of six, and I figured out how to fundraise, run logistics, and talk a city into letting teenagers plant on public land. The work won the David Brower Conservation Award. It's also where I picked up the line I still work by: good systems should improve the world, not just operate within it.

Since then I've built AI infrastructure for Wheel the World (an accessible travel startup) and Larta Institute (a federal research accelerator running programs for NOAA and USDA). On the side right now, I'm building AI content systems for ShoplyAI. I'm finishing an Economics degree at UCLA in December 2026, with a minor in Environmental Systems and Society.