I build AI products and then grow them. Fourteen so far, across interior design, defence, property and automotive.
Selected work

Redesign any room from one photo, with every piece of furniture matched to something you can buy.

AI drawings for what you make. One converter, six trade rulebooks, and the file the next machine needs.

Learns your brand, drafts a week of posts, and publishes once you approve.

A voice agent that answers every call, 24/7. Live in under ten minutes, no coding.

A 24/7 family helper that keeps things lighter and buys back time for the family.

The internal CRM a UK park home group runs on, with an AI assistant over the top.

The home for one-off client work. Websites and automation for property developers, scoped and built end to end.

AI voice agents and custom systems for companies that need them in production, not in a demo.

The quiet bridge between China and Europe. A bilingual business consultancy that has lived in both markets.

Individual Auto Design in the US. Made-to-measure OEM leather car interiors, not off-the-shelf seat covers.

A residential letting platform for a Bratislava development, with live availability filtered straight off the building.

A £4M+ international launch for the London South Bank scheme that set a new price benchmark.

ArmoryX, the intelligence layer for equipment decisions, plus the Combat Defender online store.

Data-driven market intelligence and dynamic pricing for residential real estate.

I like building products and ventures with people, then going out and selling them to the world. Most people split those two jobs; I'd rather do both. And I don't think there has been a better time to be building than right now.
Clients & partners
Questions
Build products and experiment with AI. Half of it is learning how to build the thing, half is learning how to get it in front of people, and the second half is harder. In a given week: code on a product or a system for a client, test a new model, work on the funnel, run sales calls, line up UGC partnerships.
London and Bratislava, working across the UK and Central Europe.
Yes, with people I believe in and enjoy working with. That matters more to me than the brief.
MeltFlex AI. 213,000+ users across 55 countries, 754,000+ rooms designed, and $200K+ ARR within five months of launch.
Real estate and capital markets. I was Investment Manager at Sons & Co., working on financial analysis, business plans and strategic partnerships for Central London developments worth £100M to £700M. Before that I was at JTRE London on Triptych Bankside, first running the international sales campaign for the high-end residential, then on the finance side. My master's is from the London School of Economics (LSE), in Finance and Economics with a specialisation in real estate.