I build production AI systems by myself and ship them live. Voice agents, AI clones, full-stack SaaS, automation that keeps running after I walk away.
I run operations at Viral Editz during the day. The rest of the time I'm a self-taught builder who turns ideas into real, deployed products on Claude Code.
Answers a real phone line in a natural voice, books meetings, and texts people back over iMessage and SMS. It remembers the whole conversation the next time they call. Live on its own number, 24/7.
A chat assistant trained on how I build. It gives plain-English advice with one clear recommendation, captures leads, and tracks the whole funnel.
A membership platform that builds members a personal AI system for their content and DMs. Full SaaS with recurring billing, a posting engine, and an AI pipeline that runs on autopilot.
A custom web music player for AI-made tracks. Album browsing, shuffle, continuous play, and a pick-up-where-you-left-off feature. No label, no algorithm.
A real-time dashboard that pulls every system I run into one live view: sleep, training, focus, money. Built behind private auth.
I'm a builder. I take an idea and ship the whole thing: front end, back end, voice layer, billing, and deploy. Usually by myself, usually on Claude Code. I move fast, I document while I build, and I test my own work before anyone sees it.
I came up running operations. I built Viral Editz's entire VA system from zero, so a new hire is productive on day one. Same instinct shows up in my code. I make systems so airtight they run without me. I've got a security background, so locking down auth and not leaking data are defaults, not afterthoughts.
I design and ship production AI apps end to end: voice assistants, AI clones, full-stack SaaS with billing, and automation pipelines. Five are live (above), plus self-running systems like a multi-source job feed and admin dashboards that ingest their own data.
I run 5 creator and brand accounts and an 8 to 10 person VA team. I built the pod system and the onboarding so the system trains the people instead of the people carrying the system. It's going company-wide now.
Remote · contract or freelance · async-friendly · US (Eastern).
One page: what I build, my stack, how I work, and every live proof link. The universal leave-behind.
Four shipped systems: Dottie, 1BB, Pocket Drey, and Life Dashboard. Each one breaks down to problem, build, stack, and live link.
The one-screen version. Builder, production AI systems, shipped solo.
Contra, Upwork, or Indeed on the contract filter. AI, voice, automation, full-stack. Remote.
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