Matthew Hendricks

Product · Docs · Technical Delivery

Matthew Hendricks · Westmark.dev · @watthem

Clear product thinking. Calm technical delivery.

I help small teams turn messy software work into clear systems, working MVPs, and documentation people can actually use.

Westmark is the client-facing consulting shop. Support handles one-off jobs. @watthem is where I publish tools, docs, and experiments.

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Ex-NinjaTrader PM · Microsoft · Privacy Dynamics · Ookla

Product and delivery work across trading infrastructure, developer documentation, internal tools, and founder-led software bets.

Where I’m focused right now

Founder-led SaaS delivery

Short, bounded engagements where UX, implementation, and product judgment all need to happen at once.

Replay and queue systems

I am consolidating internal tooling around IQue: a queue-first runtime for agent-assisted delivery, replay, and time-travel debugging.

Documentation as proof

Live docs, architecture notes, and working software are part of the portfolio, not an afterthought.

Ways to work together

Client-facing consulting

Westmark.dev

Scoped MVP delivery, UX cleanup, workflow design, and documentation work for small SaaS teams and founder-led products.

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One-off help

Support

Small jobs for referrals, copywriters, and operators who need a page fixed, an email flow cleaned up, or a launch unstuck.

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Fast diagnostic

Docs-Score

A fixed-scope documentation review that shows where users drop off and what to fix first.

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Public proof

@watthem

Open-source packages, live docs, and technical writing that show how I think and what I build.

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Public surfaces

Portfolio & CV

Selected projects, systems, and work history.

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IQue Docs

Queue-first runtime, replay, and boutique operating model.

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FieldTest Docs

Schema validation tooling for content-rich systems.

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Writing

Build notes, architecture posts, and project stories.

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