I build shit that works.

No hype. No lock-in. No vaporware. I help founders and small businesses ship practical systems that are maintainable and actually useful.

I focus on Product velocity

How I got here

I started coding at 9 years old.

I learned C/C++, made Command and Conquer mods in Lua, then built Civilization V mods.

After high school, I took Harvard CS50, started building my own games, and moved into freelancing.

I am an autistic hacker nerd and former artist. That mix shapes how I build: practical systems, clear tradeoffs, and strong execution.

Local-first by default: Keep ownership close and use cloud only when needed.
Practical over overengineered: Solve today's problem cleanly and leave room to scale.
No lock-in: Use portable stacks and reversible technical decisions.
No vaporware: Working increments beat slide decks and promises.
Direct and respectful: Blunt about systems, collaborative with people.

I still keep a builder mindset outside client work.

I build in public and optimize for outcomes, not theater.

Built publicly on GitHub with a real hosted user.

Co-organizer of PyATL in Atlanta.

Reduced cloud cost with a VPS-first architecture migration.

My primary offer is Unlimited Dev Service for teams that need senior execution without agency bloat.