Megan Brown · Boston
I’ve shipped Windows features to a billion+ people, launched products from 0 to 1 that booked over $1M, and right now I’m building Cachette solo, with AI, end to end.
01 · Selected Work
GlossGenius Packages · Senior PM · 0→1
GlossGenius helps beauty and wellness pros run their businesses. I took Packages from zero to one, the pricing, the checkout, the whole flow that let pros bundle their services and sell them in advance. In its first three months it resulted over a million dollars of customer revenue.
Microsoft Azure Quantum · Senior PM · DevX
Delivered a complete revamp of how researchers and hobbyists get started with Azure Quantum. Led the team through a full redesign of the onboarding flow, and collaborated with developers on a new set of tutorials and sample code using Azure Notebooks that made it easier to get started with quantum computing on Azure.
Building a unified scheduling engine that serves as the reliable foundation an AI receptionist needs to manage patient appointments. Along the way, I shipped self-serve booking from a waitlist text, improved the appointment lifecycle, and revamped how customers manage availability.
senior pm · platform + ai-readiness
Clients weren’t reliably getting their appointment texts, and it was costing around a million dollars a year. I led the cross-team fix that lifted delivery and cut the bill.
message delivery +40% · −$1M/yr cost
I owned the platform layer of Cloud Clipboard, working with engineering on the API layers behind cloud clipboard and clipboard history, and partnering with the Windows Shell and SwiftKey teams on the parts people actually see. It ships to over a billion of them.
windows shell · cloud clipboard · swiftkey
02 · Building With AI
Prototyping isn’t just how I explain an idea, it’s how I develop one. I’ll build a rough version to figure out whether the thing even makes sense. Sometimes it dies right there, and that’s just as useful, I found the dead end in an afternoon instead of a quarter. More often it’s iterative, and it pushes me past tidy user stories into what I actually want people to feel when they use it.
It’s early discovery and alignment, not taking over design. Sometimes that means collaborating with design to put a working prototype in front of real customers, so we learn what lands before building it for real.
A few things I’ve built this way
Mostly Claude Code and Codex. v0 and Figma Make when I want something fast and visual. (Replit, Bolt, Lovable, Cortex, Gemini when they fit.)
AI lets me follow my curiosity and build as I do my thinking.
03 · Cachette · Founder, 2026
The social layer online shopping never had.
Shopping online is weirdly lonely. Cachette is a living view of what the people you care about are thinking of buying, that group-chat-screenshot-of-a-cart energy turned into a product. I’m building and shipping it myself, end to end.
founder: designed, built,
and shipped it solo
04 · About
A decade in product, from Windows at Microsoft to 0→1 work at startups. I started in computer science and picked up an MBA along the way, which is a long way of saying I think in systems and in customers at the same time.
I earn engineering’s trust because I can actually get on their level, and I’d rather cut to the real problem than sit through the meeting about it.
I’m based in Boston, building things I wish existed. Curiosity, adventure, humor.
05 · Off the Clock
Knitting & paintingmaking things with my hands
Birdingmost recent lifer: a purple martin
Readingexploring the universe of Red Rising
Interior designjust decorated my new apartment
TravelHawaii and New Zealand are next
