I’ve spent eight years building products: improving funnels and monetization at US telehealth and career-tech companies, launching an AI platform from scratch, and then growing IOTA with my partner from a small agency into a digital leader in insurance. Today, I work independently.
People I’ve worked with trust me with their product, budget, and team. But if we haven’t met yet, I understand the hesitation: I’m a business owner too, and I know how hard it is to place your product in an outsider’s hands.
So I reverse the usual order: first I deliver a result, then you decide whether to work with me.
The first week costs nothing and creates no obligation. After that, the choice is yours: continue month to month under a direct contract, or walk away having spent no more than the time for one call.
I’ve used LLMs in real products since GPT‑3.5, which my team had in production before the public API existed. I write code, model unit economics, run interviews, and launch growth channels—covering work that often takes several separate hires.
Those hires come with salaries, payroll taxes, benefits, leave, and employment obligations. With me, there is one monthly invoice.