The Maker teaching the AI Makers.

15+ years building products the hard way: design, product, frontend, databases, infrastructure, security. AI changed how fast one person can build. Knowing how to make AI produce something isn't the same as knowing what should be built. That's where I come in.

Built the old way, so the new way makes sense.

I built platforms by hand, every layer one at a time. It taught me how things actually fit together, and which parts you can't skip. That's what lets AI go fast without going wrong.

The person building next to you
The person building next to you.

"15 years building products the hard way. With AI, a real one in a day."

One-on-one in Saigon

I teach by doing.

No months of learning before you make something useful. You start with something real, then learn what you need. Build it. Break it. Fix it. Understand it. Do the next one better.

You should need me less for the next thing than you did for the first.

"Start with something real. Learn as you go. You leave with work you own, not a course you finished."

Why AI Makers exists.

AI made creation more accessible than ever, but most people are stuck doing one of two things: watching tutorials, or asking AI questions. There's another option. Make something.

"Not another tutorial. Not another chatbot answer. A thing you built, that works."

Learn it or let me build it.

Two ways to work. Both end with you understanding what you own.

Learn it

You build it, I guide you, and you leave knowing how to do the next one. This is my default.

Let me build it

Sometimes you simply need it done. I build it with you or for you, then hand it over clearly.