About

Distributed systems by the day. Horrible sleep hacker by the night. Will rent you computers by the hour.

I have helped 17 startups to find their product market fit. A coder by passion who became a T-shaped product developer.

Currently delving into the unknown with my fellow Plutonians. We are tool builders. We’re taking AI, and we’re turning it into something useful and enjoyable to make the world better.

We’re building our own AI products. It’s our attempt at a new way to solve a few important problems that humanity faces today. It’s the start of something that we think will both radically increase productivity and be immensely enjoyable to use.

If we succeed, it will mean the reallocation of human intelligence toward greater and greater problems.

If you have a problem in mind, which you think can take the human race to a new level, don’t hesitate to ping me up. We are a group of changemakers and if we believe in your idea, we believe that through collaboration, we can make this a reality.

Last updated: August 2026

What I’m doing now

Building at Plutonians

I’m currently delving into the unknown with my fellow Plutonians. We are tool builders. We’re taking AI and turning it into something useful and enjoyable to make the world better.

We believe the next generation of AI products should radically increase productivity while being genuinely enjoyable to use. If we succeed, it will mean the reallocation of human intelligence toward greater and greater problems.

Writing and sharing

I’m writing about product-market fit, AI tools, distributed systems, and the lessons from 19 SaaS launches. The goal is to share what I’ve learned so other builders can move faster.

Open to collaboration

If you have a problem in mind that you think can take the human race to a new level, don’t hesitate to reach out. We are a group of changemakers, and if we believe in your idea, we believe that through collaboration, we can make it a reality.

Personal experiments

  • Still a horrible sleep hacker — tracking, optimizing, and occasionally failing.
  • Exploring new ways to ship faster and validate ideas with less code.
  • Reading about AI safety, systems design, and the future of work.