
Bennett
Bakke
I build tools that make complex things accessible.
// Pulmonary Embolism. Heart Attack. Open heart surgery.
// Run. Ride. Build [Family|Community|Software]
I’ve been building products on the web since 1997 — long enough to live through every paradigm shift from dial-up to mobile to AI. I created the first website for Keyhole, which became Google Earth. I’ve built community platforms and web software for some of the highest traffic internet real estate my entire career. The technology itself is rarely the hard part. Making it scalable, accessible and easy to use — that’s the work.
Seventeen years ago a blood clot triggered a heart attack from a heart defect I didn’t know I had. Years later I had emergency open heart surgery. I’ve run ultramarathons, rode centuries, and now building a startup. I went through the fire and learned life’s secrets. Now I’m channeling all of it into GMTech — and building communities that improves people’s lives.
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Easy to use AI evaluation. Run any prompt through multiple models side by side, compare the quality, cost, and performance in real time — no guessing.

Tamarancho Report
The go-to trail conditions resource for Camp Tamarancho — the best singletrack in the birthplace of mountain biking. Weather, community reports, 30 years of history.
↗ tamarancho.reportTiger Mountain Report
Trail conditions for Tiger Mountain State Forest — 82 trails, one of Seattle's most-ridden MTB destinations.
↗ @TigerMtnReportMarin Trail Stewards
501(c)(3) stewarding 20+ miles of MTB trail access in Marin County. Marinduro, Biketoberfest, trail work days.
↗ marintrailstewards.orgEvergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
501(c)(3) stewarding Washington's MTB trail access and organizing 10 chapters across the state.
↗ evergreenmtb.orgwtf2.watch
Stop asking wtf to watch and let this app decide. Movie and TV recommendations with a fully automated Instagram pipeline.
↗ wtf2.watchMaking Complex Technology Accessible
The thread connecting 25 years of product work — and why it matters more now than ever.
Building Community-First Products
What trail reports in Marin taught me about product-market fit, trust, and showing up.
Being Resilient
PE. Open heart surgery. Heart attack. Ultramarathons. What the hard seasons actually teach you.