I don't write code. I ship systems. A missed call is not a statistic — it is a client who already called someone else, and I build the thing that catches them first.
Not a wish list. Every line below is something I did on a system that is in production right now — which is why one person was enough to ship six of them.
Nine systems, all shipped to production for a real company. Open a row for the detail, or ask Mark below.
Six things I have already built end to end for a real company — not a service list, a list of things already running.
Six rules, each written the day something went wrong in production. Most portfolios hide this part — it is the part that actually tells you how someone works.
Four steps, no surprises. You can stop after any of them and keep everything built so far.
Usually he sells diagnostics. Today he is selling me. Mark is the AI manager I built for the car service — he handles clients in five channels. Here he answers questions about me, live.
Describe the problem in two sentences — "we are losing clients somewhere" is enough — and I will send back how I would build it: what the system does on day one, what it costs in time, and what I would not build at all. No charge, no meeting required.