First lines of code
Started building small products and freelance tools while studying — learning that software is leverage.
I build companies that solve real business problems using design, software and scalable systems.
Each module is a window into a part of the work. Open any of them — they behave like apps inside a single operating system.
A portfolio built deliberately — each company solving a real, unglamorous problem in a large market. Open any tile for the full picture.
Not a manifesto — a sequence. Three horizons that build on each other, each one earning the right to the next.
Logistics, payments and health are enormous, essential and largely stuck in software from a different era. The first horizon is proving that taste and engineering belong here too.
Whether you bring capital, distribution, technology or talent — here's how a collaboration tends to begin.
Backing companies at seed through Series B with operator-led capital, and co-investing alongside funds who think in decades.
A small number of priorities, deliberately. Progress is honest — these are the things actually moving.
Rebuilt settlement engine and a ground-up visibility layer.
Multi-currency treasury for cross-border businesses.
Autonomous agents that act inside the workspace, safely.
First two flagship preventive-health clinics.
Boards, councils and communities where I try to be genuinely useful. Hover or tap a badge for the detail.
Selected coverage of the companies and the way they're being built.
A quietly relentless builder reshaping the region's logistics backbone.
Principles earned the hard way. They decide the calls that don't have an obvious answer.
From the first line of code to a connected portfolio — the milestones that mattered.
Inspired by the /now movement — a single honest page for what actually has my attention today.