Ventures

I like building things.

Brands. Products. Stores. Businesses.

Some become businesses. Some become products. The common thread is that I like taking an idea from vague to real.

Current ventures

Things I’ve built (or am building).

Different industries. A common approach — find the opportunity, build something useful, and make it real.

  • Vizible logo

    Digital foundations · AEO building

    Vizible (opens in a new tab)

    Websites and digital foundations built for how businesses get discovered now — search, AI answers, and the site itself.

    • Websites
    • AEO
    • Founder
  • Stratus Water Systems logo

    E-commerce · Shopify operating

    Stratus Water Systems (opens in a new tab)

    A technical e-commerce business in water treatment, built around product architecture, search, trust, and operations.

    • Shopify
    • Technical commerce
    • Operator
  • Persona Jewelry logo

    DTC · Sports jewelry operating

    Persona Jewelry (opens in a new tab)

    A sports jewelry brand built around personalization, niche identity, merchandising, and conversion.

    • Shopify
    • DTC
    • Founder
  • Milo Tennis logo

    Tennis · Product building

    Milo Tennis

    A tennis product focused on training, progression, and the athlete experience.

    • Product
    • Sports
    • Builder
  • Coachology logo

    Sports coaching · Product built

    Coachology

    A coaching product built around onboarding, video feedback, athlete progress, and cleaner coaching experiences.

    • Product
    • UX
    • Builder
  • Coach Mahjy logo

    Mahjong · Learning product experimenting

    Coach Mahjy

    A Mahjong learning product designed to make a complex game easier to learn, practice, and play.

    • Product
    • Learning
    • Builder

What ties them together

Different problems. Same playbook.

Whether it’s a brand, a product, or a store, these ventures share the same foundation — clear problems, strong digital foundations, and a bias for execution.

  • Clarity

    Start with a real problem, a clear audience, and a focused point of view.

  • Digital foundations

    Good products and businesses need strong websites, product experiences, content, and distribution.

  • From idea to real

    Ideas are everywhere. The interesting part is turning them into something people can actually use.

How I build

Start small. Make it real. Learn from it.

The same short loop every time. Nothing gets to be theoretical for very long.

  1. 01

    Idea

    Usually something I keep noticing.

  2. 02

    Problem

    Who has it, and how badly.

  3. 03

    First version

    Small, real, and shippable.

  4. 04

    Real users

    The part that settles arguments.

  5. 05

    Learn

    What worked, what nobody used.

  6. 06

    Improve

    Then back around again.

The loop matters more than the plan.

Let's talk

Want to talk ventures?

Brands, products, e-commerce, apps, or whatever you’re thinking about building next.

Build. Learn. Keep going.