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Senior product manager and hands-on builder

Wyatt Fleming

Product judgment. Hands-on delivery. Software that ships.

I lead product work at Treeline Interactive and build products of my own. Over six years I've delivered more than ten products across web, iOS, and Android, from the first conversation through launch and the operations that follow.

Wyatt Fleming smiling outdoors in front of a green hedge
Wyatt FlemingOrange County, California

The map behind me is drawn from the light in my photo of Lo'i terraces. Point at it to see the photo, or redraw it from another.

Traced from the light in my photo of Lo'i terraces. Point at the map to see the photo, or redraw it from another:

  • Senior product managerat Treeline Interactive
  • 6+ yearsleading software delivery
  • 10+ productsdelivered across web, iOS, and Android
  • 1,400+first-time iOS downloads of Verdict, a game I built on my own

Selected work

Four products I designed, built, and still run: three of my own, and one for a client who runs their business on it every day.
Verdict daily deduction puzzle on Android

Daily logic puzzle, built solo

A daily logic-grid game for iOS, Android, and the web. An exact solver checks every puzzle before it ships, so each one has exactly one answer and never needs a guess.

1,400+ first-time iOS downloads. 7,000+ puzzles solved by 330+ registered players.

Read the case study: Verdict
Focus Graphics Platform

Client workflow platform

One system for a print shop's quotes, proofs, invoices, payments, and production jobs, with a customer portal and live proof review.

Built and run solo since 2024.

Read the case study: Focus Graphics
Terra Tempus daily history map game

History game, built solo

A daily history game for iOS, Android, and the web. Read a clue about a real event, then place it on a map and a timeline.

450+ sourced historical events.

Read the case study: Terra Tempus
Centerline private chromatic tuner for musicians on Android and iPhone

Private tuner, built solo

A chromatic tuner for Android and iPhone that runs entirely on the phone: no ads, no account, no internet.

Native on both platforms. 62–800 Hz.

Read the case study: Centerline

Everything I've built

Twelve products and tools, grouped by how I worked on them: on my own, for a client, or leading alongside a team.

My own products

I make the product decisions, write the code, ship the releases, and handle what breaks.

Client systems

Software for how a real team quotes, approves, publishes, and gets paid.

Team-led work

Products I helped lead alongside engineers, designers, and client stakeholders.

How I work

The same route every time, whether I'm leading a team or building on my own.
  1. Find the real problem

    I map the workflow, the people in it, and the constraint that matters before software becomes the answer.

  2. Ship the first useful release

    I cut the idea down to a focused first version and stay close enough to the build to make the hard tradeoffs.

  3. Stay for what happens next

    Adoption, analytics, billing, support, and the next decision after launch are part of the job.

About me

I'm a senior product manager at Treeline Interactive, and I build software of my own under Endpaper Labs.

Leading client work keeps my own projects honest about scope. Building my own apps end to end keeps my product calls grounded in what it really takes to ship and support software.

Before Treeline I ran B2B commerce implementations at WebJaguar, which QAD acquired: more than fifty client launches, including integrations with SAP, Oracle, and NetSuite. I studied history and literature at UC Santa Cruz, which is where I learned to check sources and write plainly.

I live in Orange County, California. Outside work I photograph landscapes, play chess (1800+ on lichess), and serve as president of my HOA board.

Career, as an elevation profile

  1. Aug 2026 to nowSenior Product ManagerTreeline Interactive
  2. Jul 2025 to Aug 2026Product ManagerTreeline Interactive
  3. Jun 2022 to Jul 2025Project Manager IITreeline Interactive
  4. Feb 2022 to Jun 2022Lead Project ManagerWebJaguar / QAD
  5. Jan 2020 to Feb 2022Project ManagerWebJaguar

Education: BA, US History and Modern Literature (double major), UC Santa Cruz, 2018.

Outside the work

Writing, a prompt library I keep using, and a decade of landscape photography.

Writing

Long-form notes on building and running things, including what didn't work.

Latest: Repurposing a Lenovo Smart Frame with Immich, Home Assistant, and Gestures

Read the latest post

Prompt library

570+ review prompts I use for product, code, security, and launch checks.

Open the prompt library

Photography

A decade of landscapes from Zion, Kauai, the redwoods, and the California coast. The first four also draw the map at the top of this page.

  • Stacked lo'i terraces read as pure graphic banding, cleanest and most abstract of the terrace frames
    Lo’i terraces
  • Mushroom-shaped sea rock with the sun cresting its edge into a clean sunstar
    Sea rock at sundown
  • Rail line curving into a dark redwood corridor toward a lit opening
    Rail into the redwoods
  • Snow-laden pine as a clear subject against a deep blue sky streaked with cirrus, untracked snow foreground, distant ridgeline giving depth. Nothing man-made in frame. Compositionally looser than 0711, so it is the second Tahoe frame, not the first
    Snow-laden pines
  • Dripping spring with maidenhair fern and falling water strands frozen against dark rock
    Hanging garden
  • A broad pepper tree at sunrise with the sun bursting through the gap under its canopy. Real structure: the trunk anchors centre-right, the low sun rakes across dry grass in the foreground, and layered cirrus gives the sky detail rather than a blown-out field. Clear single subject, warm directional light, and genuine front-to-back depth from foreground grass through the tree to the hazy ridgeline. Sky holds tone throughout, no fence, pole or signage anywhere in the frame
    Pepper tree, sunrise
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Let's talk.

Tell me what you're working on and where it's stuck. A few sentences is plenty.