I’m growing a development team and looking to connect with people who are interested in building something together. I’d like to meet: - Agency owners and people working at agencies - Company founders and executives - People thinking about starting their own agency - Developers who are interested in joining a good team - People who can help with sales, marketing, or promotion - Anyone working in tech who shares a similar mindset I’m open to different kinds of collaboration. It could be a development project, a business partnership, joining the team, bringing opportunities, or simply getting to know each other and seeing what comes from it. I’m more interested in long-term relationships than one off projects I’m currently working around software development, AI, automation, and new technology, and I’m always interested in meeting people who are serious about what they’re building. If any of this sounds like you, feel free to DM me. Always happy to have a conversation and see if there’s a way we can work together.

My goal wasn't to make another dashboard for Dribbble. My goal was to build something I'd actually launch a SaaS with. Clean. Reusable. Production-ready. That's a very different standard.

I’ve always believed that complex execution doesn't equal progress. If a piece of software doesn't directly help get rankings, traffic, and leads, it’s just busywork. Over the last few months, I’ve dialed in my setup to keep operations as hyper-lean and automated as possible. If you want to cut through the noise and streamline your workflow this year, here are 5 tools worth testing: 1. Gemini: My main driver for high-level strategy, site architecture, and prompt engineering before building out local workflows. 2. Floment: The central hub for my project cards, task tracking, and daily execution so I am not juggling multiple productivity apps. 3. Custom AI & API Scripts: Built specifically to automate the heavy lifting like site generation, backlink research, and scraping local lead data on autopilot. 4. n8n / Make: Essential for connecting webhooks and running background automations so I don't have to touch routine tasks manually. 5. Simple Docs: Kept strictly for quick raw text storage and outline archiving. At the end of the day, passive revenue is just the byproduct of running clean, repeatable systems. What does your core stack look like right now, and what's the one tool driving most of your actual results?