A decade deep in enterprise software.
Now I build it for small business.
I help businesses replace the SaaS subscriptions they've outgrown with software they own, built end-to-end, in weeks not quarters. My latest build was in a client's hands thirty days after I started.
Interested in what AI can do for your business today?
I take on a small number of build engagements at a time. Discovery, spec, build, handoff, and you own the code.
Same problems. Different side of the table.
Enterprise tech sales
Helped ANZ enterprises adopt cybersecurity, integration platforms, and open-source infrastructure. A decade learning what actually gets bought, why, and what breaks once the contract is signed.
- IBM
- Trend Micro
- Red Hat
- Software AG
- Arrow ECS
AI-directed software development
I write the specs, the conventions, and the rails. The AI writes the code, line by line, under direction. The result is one person shipping at the throughput of a small team, with production software running in client hands.
- advisory portal
- cityhenge
- touring golf
- SMB consulting
The stack I work in.
Things I'm building.
Wealth Advisory Portal
A bespoke client portal for an Australian financial advisory firm. Replaced two paid SaaS products outright and bolted AI document-extraction onto their existing CRM. Solo build, twenty-four days, first paying client using it on day thirty.
CityHenge
A consumer mobile app that tells you where to walk for tonight's sunset. Live in 55 cities across 17 countries, on both app stores, running for roughly zero dollars a month.
Touring Golf
The booking website for a 14-day hosted golf tour, championship courses paired with Western Front heritage sites. ABN-registered business, Stripe checkout, bank transfer. End-to-end commerce that I built and operate.
Work with me
I take on a small number of consulting and build engagements at any time. Discovery, spec, build, handoff. I direct the work and the AI does the typing. Best fit: a workflow that should have been automated years ago.
Build log.
Software is only valuable when it's actually usable. The bottleneck inside most companies isn't ambition; it's the friction between the work people do and the tools they're given. AI coding tools don't fix that on their own. Pointed at the right bottleneck, they finally make fixing it cheap enough to be worth doing.
On where the value is