November 2025
Why I only take one client at a time
Focus is a feature. When you spread yourself thin, everyone gets a worse version of your work.
Every great thing
starts the same way.
With a problem worth solving. Or an idea that won’t let go.
What do you do with a problem?
You could ignore it. Most people do, for a while. But problems don’t go away — they compound. The ones worth solving are the ones that keep showing up.
We take problems apart. We dig into the context, the constraints, and the goals — then we build something that makes the problem go away.
Scope
Understand the problem or opportunity.
We start by digging into what you're trying to solve — the business context, constraints, and goals.
Propose
A clear plan for how we engage.
I put together a proposal covering approach, timeline, and deliverables so we're aligned before any work begins.
Ship
Iterative milestones you can see and use.
We work in short cycles with shippable deliverables — real progress you can evaluate at every step.
What do you do with an idea?
It starts small. Maybe it doesn’t fully make sense yet. But it keeps coming back — in the shower, on a walk, at 2 a.m.
We build our own products — tools and software that started as ideas we couldn’t stop thinking about. But we also love working with people who have deep domain expertise and an idea they can’t shake. If you know the problem inside and out and want a technology partner to build it with you, that’s where we do our best work.