About

I didn't come from an entrepreneurial family. I started Prolog while still in college, solving a real problem my co-founder was dealing with at work. That was ten years ago. Today we're close to 90 people.

Along the way I made a lot of mistakes, and paid for them. It took me too long to understand that we needed design, product, and sales people, not just code. I learned almost everything the hard way.

That's why I only talk about what I've actually lived through. That's what you'll find here: what worked and what didn't for us, the tools we use, what AI genuinely changed in our day-to-day. I have no magic formula to sell. I have what I learned by building.

I'm a bit obsessed with efficiency and I like to lead by doing, hands on.

If you're building something too, I think you'll find this useful.