I've spent my career founding and building companies. Back then I could see what to build, but I needed a team to build it. Now I write and ship the software myself, from the first idea to production, with AI as my engineering partner.
Find the real problem, decide what matters, and stop polishing what doesn't.
Full-stack apps, infrastructure and deploys, built with modern AI tools.
No hand-offs, no specs lost in translation. The person who sees the problem also ships the fix.
My first computer. A few lines of BASIC, programs loaded from cassette tape. That was the end of my coding career for a few decades.
Founded and grew several companies. The most recent one ended in a $320M exit. I learned to spot opportunities, shape products and hire the people who could build them.
With AI as a pair programmer, I write the code myself: databases, auth, payments, deploys and monitoring. Several products are in production.
I used to describe what I wanted and wait for a team to build it. Now I build it myself.
A school volunteer who can't learn a complicated cash register. A coach who needs to track hundreds of students. The user comes first, then the tech.
Something live and imperfect teaches you more than a perfect plan. Small releases, real feedback, quick fixes.
Multi-tenant data isolation, zero-downtime deploys, health monitoring, tests. "Built with AI" doesn't mean built carelessly.
Strategy, design, code, servers and customers. One person holding the full picture makes faster and better decisions.
A white-label platform that trains employees at small and medium businesses to spot phishing and other security threats. It is multi-tenant and narrated with AI voices. Partners can resell it under their own brand, and billing is built in.
A platform for schools to track student literacy progress, with assessments, daily logs and reports by student, class and school.
A one-screen checkout that volunteers can use without any training. Scan the items, scan the customer card, done.
I like talking with founders, operators and anyone wondering what one person can build with AI today. The best way to reach me is on LinkedIn.
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