25 years, one instinct.

The same instinct has driven everything: find a real problem, build the system that solves it, scale it until it runs without you.

At WISK.ai, it was restaurant operators drowning in manual inventory counts. The solution became a platform used by over 1,000 restaurants, generating multi-million dollar revenue, backed by investors. At OMsignal, it was making sense of biometric data from wearable shirts. That product was acquired by Honeywell.

The pattern is always the same: observe a broken process, build the infrastructure, ship something that works, then make it work for thousands. The product changes. The instinct doesn't.

Today I run IdeaPlaces: a portfolio of indie tools and AI products. Every product started as a pattern observed across multiple companies. Three instances of the same problem becomes a product.