Work

Real work.
No invented results.

I only show projects I actually built, described plainly. As clients approve their stories, they’ll appear here.

Screenshot of the Pool Spartans website homepage

Local pool service · website

Pool Spartans

I designed and built the Pool Spartans website: services, about and contact pages for a family-owned pool service.

I use it as a live example of the kind of web build that sits at the front of an AI office.

Real work

Roles I’ve held.

From my résumé. Private companies are not named.

Real work · E-commerce · CTO

A warehouse and logistics platform, built in-house

A multi-office warehousing and e-commerce company · 2018 to today

The business ran across multiple offices and warehouses and needed technology it owned.

  • Set the company’s long-term technology vision
  • Built a proprietary warehouse management and predictive logistics platform, using early PyTorch machine-learning models to optimize the supply chain
  • Led a team of 5 developers, analysts and designers through multi-million-dollar software implementations
  • Advised on e-commerce and marketplace strategy
Real work · Small business · Founder

Custom software and automation for small businesses

InstantMarketingNerds.com · 2015 to today

Startups and small businesses that needed custom software, funnels and automation.

  • Built custom software, marketing funnels and automation for each client
  • Clients averaged a 40% increase in lead conversions
  • Cut clients’ marketing software costs by over 25% through tailored automation

My own builds

Things I’ve built for myself.

Voice AI

IMN Phone

An AI phone agent with OpenAI, Deepgram and Twilio voice flows.

Multi-agent AI

NoMoreLies

A multi-agent AI detective for spotting fake news.

Local AI

LM Studio wrapper

Chain-of-thought reasoning added to any local LLM.

Example scenarios

What working together typically looks like.

Example scenario · Local service company

Calls and quotes slipping through the cracks

The owner is the IT department. The website, phones, scheduling and invoicing come from different vendors, and after-hours calls go to voicemail.

First 90 days

  • Map every system, login and subscription, and secure them
  • Connect the website, phones, scheduling and invoicing so jobs flow without retyping
  • Cut or consolidate tools that overlap

Your AI office handles

Answers calls and messages after hours, books estimates, sends reminders and follows up on open quotes.

Example scenario · SaaS team

A product that outgrew its first architecture

The founders are making technical calls on the side. Releases are slow, outages are stressful, and there is no one owning security or the roadmap.

First 90 days

  • Review the codebase, infrastructure and deploy process
  • Set a technical roadmap and a safe release routine
  • Lead and build alongside the developers you already have

Your AI office handles

Triages support tickets, drafts release notes, watches uptime and alerts, and summarizes product feedback.

Example scenario · E-commerce store

A storefront held together by plugins

Orders, inventory, shipping and marketing tools don’t talk to each other, and someone spends hours each week fixing data by hand.

First 90 days

  • Audit the store platform, apps and integrations
  • Fix the order, inventory and fulfillment data flow
  • Plan and build the automations that remove manual work

Your AI office handles

Answers order-status and return questions, flags inventory and fulfillment issues, and reports on the week.

Example scenarios are illustrative. They describe typical situations, not specific clients or results.

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