I'm a builder who automates obsessively. Over the last few years I've shipped multiple consumer mobile apps, a suite of more than twenty production web tools, and a personal "Builder OS" — a unified portal that consolidates all my projects, financial operations, and recurring workflows into one automated system.
It tracks revenue across products, manages deployments, runs scheduled AI workflows, automates the admin work that would otherwise eat my evenings, and replaces what would otherwise be a dozen disconnected tools. It's not theoretical. It runs every day.
That same systems thinking is what I bring to small businesses buried under disconnected tools, manual data entry, and processes nobody has examined in years. My background spans financial services operations, fraud and risk analysis, and four years of shipping software in production. I know what compliance-grade thinking looks like, and I know how to build things that actually run when you stop watching them.
The result: an AI consultancy run by an operator, not a slide deck.