Focused counsel
A short, direct engagement to sharpen the product, untangle a decision, review the experience, or define the next useful move.
Talk about fit Three ways in
Local, hosted guidance, or hands-on.
Open source gives you the builder to operate yourself. Hosted access maintains the workflows and references your own agents read. Hands-on work adds a person beside you.
- Run it yourself
B2C App Builder is open source.
Clone it, run it on your own machine, and change how any station works. Free, under the MIT licence.
Open source on GitHub - Connect hosted guidance
Keep the playbook available to your agents.
The hosted knowledge service keeps every workflow and sourced reference available to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or plain HTTP. You bring the agent and the project. $19 a month or $190 a year.
Get hosted access - Work with me
Hands-on help, offered on its own.
Focused counsel, a product sprint, or a build and launch we run together, with someone beside you who has shipped this way before.
Start a project
Ways to work together
The shape follows the problem.
Whatever the shape, the job is the same: get your kitchen up and running, the stations every app business needs, an AI agent at each one, and you deciding what ships.
Product sprint
A bounded stretch to shape the idea, design the core experience, and leave you with something concrete to test or build.
Talk about fitBuild + launch
Senior ownership across product, design, engineering, release, and the first learning loop, built with you and your agents rather than handed back to you.
From $20,000. Scope and length set on the call.
Talk about fitAs an English teacher, I had a clear vision for a pronunciation app, but no experience with software development or launching a commercial product. What I needed wasn’t just AI to generate code, I needed a process. This framework gave me exactly that. It walked me through planning, technical setup and launch, so I could spend my time on the learning experience, not on trying to learn full stack development from scratch. The result is Phoneme, live on web, iOS, and Android. I think it’s clear that with the right structure, domain experts can bring serious products to life.