I build the systems that run companies.

I co-founded Syrencloud, where I learned that the hard part is rarely the product. It's everything around it: how work gets decided, documented, handed off, and held to.

Today I'm building AllyMatter, a policy management center. The handbook, the safety program, the security policies: approved once, then distributed to everyone they apply to. Each acknowledgment binds to the exact version and the exact wording the person agreed to, so when an auditor asks who read what, the answer is an export instead of a week of digging through inboxes.

When I'm not building software, I'm growing coffee in Sakleshpur. Turns out a farm is also a system, just one that ignores your deadlines.