What I have built, and what changed.

Each of these is a real project: the problem the business had, what I built for it, and the difference it made once it was live. Numbers wherever I have them, adjectives where I don't.

What a Broker Could Not Buy

A brokerage could only see what its trading platform chose to report about its traders, which was not much and not the right things. Their own analysts had worked out what they needed to watch, and the firm had rules it was enforcing by hand. This is the system that measures the first and enforces the second, sitting between the broker and its clients without either side having to change how they work.

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From Static to Dynamic: The Living Menu

Cafés and restaurants kept their menus on paper, so changing a price meant reprinting everything and living with whatever was on the table until the next print run. Top Menu put the menu behind a QR code on the table, and behind that, a system that made everything work flawlessly.

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Tell me what you're trying to build.

A paragraph is enough. I'll tell you whether I've done something like it before, and whether I'm the right person for this one.

Three fields, and no budget question. We can work that out on the call.

A paragraph is plenty. What the business does, and what you want to be true that isn't true today.

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