Designing tomorrow's experiences.

At JAM Design, we believe technology should enhance human craftsmanship — not replace it. Our mission is to reimagine a skill-based society where creators thrive, powered by AI that works with us, not for us.

Meet the team

Mission Statement

JAM Design began with a simple goal: build ReaderShip, a platform designed to help families turn reading into a meaningful, measurable habit. But very quickly, that goal revealed something larger. To build ReaderShip the right way, we first needed to build the system capable of creating, launching, managing, and scaling ideas like ReaderShip. That realization became the foundation of JAM Design: not just a design studio, but a practical technology stack for turning real-world business needs into modern digital tools, websites, platforms, and systems.

The future should not be reserved for people who already speak the language of AI. There will always be entrepreneurs, builders, tradespeople, small business owners, creatives, and operators whose value is real, but whose digital presence has not kept pace with the new economy. JAM Design exists to be their conduit forward. Whether we are helping a carpenter, electrician, realtor, local business, creator, or founder, our mission is to translate their expertise into a stronger digital frontier — one that helps them stay visible, competitive, and capable in a world moving faster every day.

Meet the Founders

Portrait of founder Josh

Josh Schueler

Software Lead

Josh steers the ship with equal parts precision and curiosity. With a background in software design and system architecture, he ensures every JAM Design product feels as good as it functions. He leads the development of tools that empower future generations.

“Code is craft — the way a carpenter sees wood or a painter sees light.”
Portrait of founder Marrissa

Marrissa Schueler

Creative Director

Marrissa shapes the soul of JAM Design. Her vision blends story, design, and psychology to build meaningful user experiences. She champions the belief that technology should amplify creativity — not automate it — and that great design begins with empathy and imagination.

“Our goal isn’t just efficiency — it’s creative empowerment.”