"gLife" was a 2015 project aimed at streamlining meeting, appointment, and travel expense management for Googlers by integrating internal systems data. A video was created to showcase the concept, which, while generating both skepticism and intrigue, provided a valuable experience for sharing new ideas.

The goal was to make the shared experience better when video conferencing internally with limited engineering abilities. Maximize the unique formats for the different rooms and equiepemnt types

The "Jetset" project aimed to enhance travel experiences by leveraging data to facilitate connections between travelers, such as suggesting meetups with former colleagues, and was presented internally to explore partnerships for simplifying travel. However, it was discovered that using internal location and travel data for such purposes would be problematic in regions like Europe due to privacy concerns.

A proposal was created for Starbucks in 2012 to replace in-store cork boards with Ripple screens showcasing hyperlocal content, but despite being well-received, the deal was not secured. The project involved designing assets, setting timelines, and highlighting features, with positive feedback from the team involved.

Based on Mad Men and holding the unreleased (at the time) Galaxy Nexus 5