Turning chaos into clarity. I build things, fix broken ones, and occasionally ship something just to see if it works.
Some are thinkers. Some are doers. I can't separate the two. I've taken companies from zero to acquisition, untangled institutional complexity, and built side projects at midnight just to see if an idea holds.
A compulsion to find the shape of a hard problem, and solve it.
Problems I've dug into.
Solutions I've shipped.
The challenges, the decisions, and what actually happened.
Co-founding a crypto payments startup: the decisions that shaped a successful exit.
Driving product and technical strategy at a platform serving institutional crypto clients.
Things I build when nobody's asked me to.
The best way to understand how someone thinks is to look at what they build for fun.
How I think,
written down.
Opinions on product, strategy, and the industry.
Everyone's worried AI is coming for product managers. They're not wrong, but they're worried about the wrong thing.
There's a version of ambition that looks like hard work but is actually just hiding. I know because I lived it.
Remember when Netflix was enough? One subscription, everything you wanted, twelve dollars a month. Then the studios noticed what was happening.
The AI industry has a story it tells about itself. Compute gets cheaper, models get better, adoption grows, revenue follows. The story isn't wrong. It just arrives too late.
Based in London, working across product, strategy, and operations. If you're working on something interesting, or know someone who is, I'd like to hear about it.