Some people collect certifications.
I collect problems annoying enough that I can't ignore.
Co-founder of Genrec AI.
Currently convincing computers to do more work, so people don't have to.
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Restaurants already know how to cook. I'm just trying to stop software from getting in their way. Turns out the hardest thing in a restaurant shouldn't be the software. Highlights
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Status 🟢 Making restaurants hate their old software. 
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Reading giant PDFs builds patience. Remembering where everything was shouldn't. Lumina turns documents into conversations, instead of scavenger hunts. Highlights
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Status 🟢 Busy teaching PDFs better communication skills.
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Most startups start with one product. Genrec AI starts with one question. "What problem is worth solving next?" Focus
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Status 🟢 Building products we'd genuinely want to use ourselves.
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Software that removes work instead of adding features. |
More releases. Fewer "coming soon" posts. |
Products. Infrastructure. The number of browser tabs I definitely don't need. |
How AI should fit into software. Not how software should revolve around AI. |
Numbers are nice.
Repositories are nicer.
Products people actually use are even better.
Apparently the green squares grow when you touch grass less.
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Interfaces should explain themselves. If they need a presentation, they need another iteration. I have been known to spend an hour moving something by two pixels. Sometimes that's the feature. |
I enjoy building software. I enjoy deleting unnecessary software even more. Every project starts with "There has to be a better way." Most of them end with "Why wasn't it built like this already?" |
| Product | Reality |
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| 🍽 Tabble | Trying to make restaurant software behave like good restaurant staff. Helpful, fast, and never in the way. |
| 🧠 Lumina IQ | Giving forgotten PDFs a second chance to be useful. |
| 📚 Revolvo | Teaching enterprise knowledge that the internet isn't mandatory. |
| 🚀 Genrec AI | Building products where AI is a capability, not the marketing department. |
If you're building something ambitious,
questioning software everyone else accepts,
or convinced there's a better way to do something...
there's a decent chance we'll get along.
