I'm just some guy.
That photo on the shelf back in the room is me. No agency, no computer science degree, no hoodie full of code. For most of my life, "build a website" sounded like "build a car engine." Something other people did.
How this started the honest version
Then AI got good. Not "write me a poem" good. Build me a real, working website good.
It started with a passion project. I care a lot about mental health, so I set out to build Korvani, a peer-support resource, entirely by talking to AI. I described what I wanted in plain English, the way I'd explain it to a friend. The AI did the hard part. I just learned to direct it, push back, and say when something looked off until it was right.
It came out real. Live, on its own domain, better than I had any business making. That's when it clicked: if I could build that, I could build anything. The room you just walked through is one more, built the exact same way.
Why I build for other people the point
Turns out a lot of folks are right where I was. They've got a business, a thing they're proud of, and a website that's either embarrassing or doesn't exist.
An agency quotes them five grand and three months. So they give up.
I can do it in days, for a few hundred bucks, because the AI does the heavy lifting and I just have to be the guy who knows what good looks like. You don't lift a finger, and you don't pay the rest until it's live and you like it.
Want one of your own?
I'll build it. Same way I built this.
Let's build yours →