Ty Everett
Founding President of Project Babbage
Southern Oregon software builder focused on user-owned identity, wallet permissions, payments, cryptography, overlay services, open interfaces, and the application layer around Bitcoin.
Project Babbage
Founding President · 2020–present
Founded the company and helped grow a team building BRC-100 wallets, user-owned identity, permissions, payments, storage, overlays, applications, and developer education.
Standards and protocols
2021–present
Authored or coauthored specifications for transaction envelopes, key derivation, authenticated payments, wallet interfaces, mutual authentication, and application-level overlay services.
Gateway
Founder · 2018–2019; revived 2025
Created an early open-source merchant payment platform, then revived the concept for BSV and the BRC-100 wallet ecosystem.
Rubix
CTO · March 2019–January 2020
Led a team of roughly four to five people building non-custodial mobile and desktop wallets supporting Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, and BSV.
Element and Unite
2016–2018
Built privacy-oriented communication experiments using public-key cryptography, ring signatures, Bitcoin Cash, and IPFS.
Teaching and community
Ongoing
Conference presentations, live code-alongs, developer mentoring, hackathons, technical writing, and Southern Oregon ecosystem building.
What I bring
Protocol-level thinking, TypeScript and JavaScript systems, wallet and cryptographic architecture, technical-team leadership, developer communication, and a bias toward getting working software in front of real people. I rely on screen readers and magnification in my daily work; accessibility is lived engineering context, not an abstract checkbox.