Luke Elston. I fix things, build things, and fly things.
I'm a creative technologist with a background in electrical linework. I build practical tools and interactive experiences with AI, software, and physical equipment — and help people around Crossville get their technology working.
Three doors.
Pick the one that matches your problem. They all lead to the same truck.
Computers, wifi, printers, cameras — house calls anywhere on the Plateau. No ticket number. Just Luke.
Custom tools, workflow automation, and interactive prototypes. Start with a specific problem and a clearly scoped first build.
Drone mapping for farms, nurseries, and land — and the long game: walking your own property in VR.
Field notes
Things I've built, in the order I'd show them to you.
A drone-mapping company for the Upper Cumberland — and the Worlds: your land, scanned, then turned into a place you can walk, fly, build in, and hand to your grandkids.
Atlas's first World: the family farm, flown, scanned, and rebuilt as a game for the Quest 3 — bows, droids, vehicles, fireflies after dark.
An augmented-reality piano prototype: visual note cues over the real keys, explored and tested with a headset.
The house we just moved into — orbited by drone, turned into an exterior 3D model you can explore in a browser.
A custom industry-news briefing built around a chemicals sales team’s customers and markets. Commissioned software, refined with user feedback.
Clew
A personal app prototype shaped around one card and one next step, designed to reduce interface clutter.
Experiments in connected systems — local AI, visual interfaces, physical lighting, and persistent memory.
Harmonia.
Humanity is a brain that's missing the synapses. Harmonia is a memory system for the species — a way for the person who has your exact problem solved to find you, without either of you handing your life to a server. Privacy that's structural, not a policy. Humans decide, always. The spec exists. The code doesn't yet. It's the thing I'll still be working on when the rest of this page is history.
Things I believe
Working rules, not a manifesto.
- Visibility before features.
- If it can't be verified, it isn't done.
- The room should tell you — not your inbox.
- The interesting problems live where consciousness, cosmology, and code overlap.
- I work for families, farms, and small outfits.
- Start small. Test the result. Build on what works.
My background includes four years of training through an electric co-op and two degrees in electrical linework. Today I build with AI, software, and physical equipment, and fly drones under FAA Part 107. I moved to Crossville in 2026 with my wife, two kids, and a rescue named Vega.
Text is fastest. Email works. If you're on the Plateau, the kitchen table works best.