Independent builder in pursuit of agency.
These days, I help small teams punch above their headcount — finding where autonomous systems genuinely change how the work gets done. Sometimes that's an AI agent. Sometimes it's rethinking a workflow, or a product, from first principles.
In parallel, I'm pursuing the same thing for myself: designing a life with more autonomy, intention and choice.
That's Ajency 2.0.
Writing
- Four hours to save fifteen minutes I was only trying to get out of UAT. It turned into an agent that tests the app, documents itself, and answers support questions — for almost no tokens.
- The whole elephant A project that used to take six or seven people — PM, two devs, designer, QA, frontend, and me — done as a company of one. What collapses when one mind holds the whole thing.
- Buzzword compliant Placeholder — agency was the point long before AI agents made it a buzzword.
Let's build something with intention.
I've done this before — for early-stage startups, a publicly listed enterprise, and most stages in between. If it overlaps with what you're working through, I'm glad to share what I learned.
I take these calls because I genuinely enjoy them — comparing notes with founders is how I keep learning, and the best conversations usually drift into motorcycles or cocktails anyway.