Thirty years of building software
I started in the early days of the web and spent most of my career building for large corporations and international clients: systems that had to stay up, take money, and survive the people who came after me. The AI work is not new either; it is what I studied.
A few years ago I brought that focus to London, Ontario. The businesses here have the same problems as the big ones, at a scale where one good developer can fix them properly.
My own platform
Everything I deliver runs on Sitetra, a platform I wrote from the ground up: websites, stores, CRM, booking, invoicing, automations, and an AI assistant, with over sixty sites on it today. Nothing is stitched together from a dozen third-party services, so when something breaks I can see exactly why.
That same habit is what I bring to reviewing other people's apps and locking down networks: read everything, trust nothing by default, fix the root cause.
