Founder & hands-on across
Everyone bought the AI demo. Almost nobody shipped the thing. I close that gap. Real features your customers use, your team trained to run them, in two weeks. No six-month roadmap. No black box. Working software you own.
Founder of Pelagora & Reffo · 25 years shipping product, from the design file to the deploy
Founder & hands-on across
No open-ended discovery. No hourly meter. Fixed scope, fixed price, and you keep everything I build.
I find where AI buys back real hours, build 2–3 pieces that do it, and train your people to run them. You get software, not slides.
Product and UX with AI built into the surface, not bolted on after. For teams whose AI features have to feel designed, not duct-taped.
For the restaurant, the cleaner, the handyman, the lawn crew. The boring stuff that eats your week. Set up once, running, simple enough to forget it's there.
Twenty minutes to find out if there's a real problem here. No pitch theater. If I'm not the right call, I'll say so and point you at who is.
One page. The outcome, the price, the date. You know exactly what you're buying before a dollar leaves your account.
I build in the open. You see it move every few days. No black box that finally opens on delivery day and hopes for the best.
Working software, a playbook, a team that knows how to run it. Keep me on retainer or take the keys and drive. Your call.
Most people selling you AI have only ever sold. I've drawn the design file, written the code, and answered for the P&L. So I talk to your designers, your engineers, and your leadership in the language each one actually uses.
I founded Pelagora, an open-source P2P commerce protocol, and built Reffo on top of it. I've worked hands-on across Influence.inc, Spell Royale, and a private roster I don't name in public. Twenty-five years across film, games, and product taught me one thing that matters here: people don't use what they don't understand. So I build things people use.
Meet me in person anywhere in the US, or hand it to your remote team wherever they are.
Book twenty minutes. If there's something worth building, you'll have a one-page proposal in two business days. If there isn't, I'll tell you that too.
Two slots open · in person across the US, or remote