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Pharmaceutical manufacturers quote on spreadsheets. Investors reconcile portfolios by hand. Retailers count stock on paper. I build the platform that replaces all of it — one industry at a time.










I'm 18, and I've been building software for industries most people my age haven't heard of — pharmaceutical contract manufacturing, mutual fund infrastructure, retail inventory.
What I have isn't a degree. It's a habit: go into a business, find where the work actually breaks — the bottleneck, the duplicated effort, the number nobody trusts — and build the system that removes it. The domain changes; the method doesn't.
That started with a whiteboard my father mounted in my room while I was relearning how to walk after spina bifida surgery. It began as fitness targets, became the plan for an NGO, then a company. Every venture I run started as marker on that board.
From September 2026 I'm reading for a Bachelor of Management & Technology at Tetr College of Business — eight terms across seven countries — while continuing to run all of the above.
If you're building something where the work keeps breaking, I'd like to hear about it.