I'm an independent technology consultant based in Kraków, Poland. I've spent years in and around the tech industry — in big tech (Apple, Tesla) and in startups — and these days I help businesses and individuals put technology to work properly.
Services for your specific circumstances, products anyone can pick up and use, and projects of my own. Different forms, same end point — a working solution.
You've got a problem that needs solving, or there's an opportunity you want to realise. I understand your circumstances, figure out the right solution, and deliver it.
See the service lines →Well-crafted products, designed and built with the same judgement and care as the service work — and ready for you to pick up and use.
See the products →For everything else I'm working on that doesn't quite fit the mould of a service or a product.
See the projects →The same process behind everything on this page, whatever the starting point.
It starts with where you are — the problem that's causing you pain, or the opportunity that would leave you better off. I take the time to understand how things work today and what better looks like.
Then I work out the optimal solution — the one that actually resolves the problem or realises the opportunity, not the most complicated one. This is where my experience counts: years of solving exactly these kinds of problems inside a scaling startup, first-hand knowledge of what great looks like from world-leading brands like Apple and Tesla, and a broad toolkit of technologies to draw on.
And then I build it and put it to work. The deliverable is a working solution in your hands — kept running for as long as you need me.
Each situation I work on is unique, but the shape of the solution typically falls into one — or a combination — of these services.
Software built specifically for how your business works — instead of the cost, lock-in and bloat of off-the-shelf SaaS that almost fits.
See it in practice: the WLL case study →Your team has AI tools but output hasn't changed. Hands-on group workshops that change how the whole team works — grounded in your real tasks and tools, not generic demos.
The manual workflows everyone agrees should be automated but never are — redesigned around AI operators with humans on the exceptions.
Your data structured, organised and connected across your systems — so it can be used efficiently by your teams and your AI assistants alike.
Private sessions for one person at a time — a CEO, a manager, a specialist — focused on your own role and workflows, at your pace and level.
A smart home that actually works — lighting, heating, energy monitoring and more, designed around how you live, set up end to end, and kept running.
Personal sessions to get more from the technology you already own — AI assistants, your devices, your apps, your digital life. Tailored to how you actually live and work, not a curriculum.
Engagements delivered into the business and still running. More to follow.
AI makes building fast. Knowing what to build is still the hard part.
Anyone can prompt a model to write code now. What doesn't commoditise is taste — judgement about what to build, what to leave out, where depth matters — and systems thinking: seeing how a change in one system ripples across the others, and spotting the structural problem behind the surface one.
That's built over years of breadth across products, teams and businesses — big tech (Apple, Tesla), startups, and running my own operations on systems I've built and kept in production. The AI tooling is the entry ticket. The judgement is what you're actually buying.
The product side of the practice — designed, built and supported by me, and ready for you to pick up and use.
The work that doesn't quite fit the mould of a service or a product.
Not just for its clients — for everyone. This is one of the first businesses operating on Abundance principles: companies that point their profits at the cost of living.
100% of this practice's net profits go to companies reducing the cost of life's essentials — housing, energy, food.
So the work you commission does double duty: it solves your problem, and its surplus goes to work on the biggest one. Same rates, same quality — the difference is where the profit ends up.
Describe it as plainly as you like — what's slow, what's manual, what keeps going wrong. I'll reply with a straight assessment of whether I can help, and what I'd do about it.
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