I'm not going to sell you a six-month project when a two-week build solves your problem.
I’ve played drums since I was ten — and I was never the most technical player in the room. What I’m great at, more than the playing itself, is locking in with everyone else: listening, adapting, holding the whole thing together until it grooves. Nothing works until everything works together — so I listen first, build second.
Then state government IT and project management — running systems people depended on, closing the gap between what they needed and what their tools could do. That work pulled me into AI. AI pulled me into building.
Now I build custom software for small businesses — with the discipline of government IT, the ear of a musician, and AI as the multiplier. I take the tools you already pay for and make them play in time. And I’ll tell you honestly when you don’t need to build at all.
Based in Washington State. Remote-first with US small businesses.
You own your software
IP terms settled before we start, not after the invoice.
No disappearing act
I don't vanish after launch — support is part of the deal.
Honest answers always
Including "you don't need custom software for this."
The Roland TR-808 was a cheap drum machine the industry wrote off as a flop — until it put record-making sound in the hands of people with no studio, no band, and no budget. It’s been the heartbeat of hip-hop, house, and pop ever since.
That’s the whole idea here: accessible tech, in the hands of one person, doing what used to take a team. I use AI the way a producer uses an 808 — so one person can deliver like a whole studio, and one small business can punch like a company ten times its size.