Building the future of human performance.
Our Story
Phizzog started with a simple observation: the most powerful technology should make humans better, not replace them. In an era of rapid AI advancement, we saw an opportunity to build tools that amplify human capability rather than automate it away.
We believe the next fifty years will be defined by how we integrate AI into human experience. Will it be technology that distances us from our potential, or technology that helps us reach it? We're betting on the second one.
Our work spans athletics, productivity, and knowledge management, united by a common thread: helping people perform at their best. Every product we build starts with a question: how can this make someone more capable than they were before?
Team
Kenny Snyder IV
Founder, Head of AI Research & Development
Graduate student at the University of Michigan pursuing a Master's in Applied Data Science (AI/ML) while serving as Assistant Wrestling Coach at Rochester Christian University. A recent graduate of the University of Findlay, Kenny was a four-year college wrestler and NCAA Division II Wrestling regional placer, experience that shapes his approach to both technology and human performance.
His work focuses on making AI more accessible and effective: AI data pipeline automation, multi-agent systems, MCP integration, and LLM optimization. The discipline from competitive wrestling (systematic improvement, attention to detail, understanding individual potential) directly informs his engineering approach. Bachelor's in Computer Science from the University of Findlay, with Microsoft and IBM certifications in AI/ML.
Ken Snyder
Co-founder, Advisor
Director of Product GTM Strategy at Cisco with over 20 years in the Collaboration, Networking and emerging AI market. Ken's strength lies in his ability to bridge the gap between technical and business-level conversations, developing technical solutions that address business challenges. He holds over 100 certifications from industry leaders, including Cisco (CCIE) and Microsoft (MCSE). Ken is the 4th person across Cisco to achieve his GenAI Black Belt qualification which is considered the most challenging expert level AI certification in the industry. He is a dynamic speaker and a thought leader, frequently presenting at industry and customer events.