I go where the work happens, sit with the people who own the mess, and ship the tool that clears it. Fast.
Days, not quarters. I write and ship code with today's best AI engines directing every line, so a working tool lands while a normal build is still writing tickets.
You talk to the person building it. No account manager, no PM relay, no ticket queue sitting between your problem and the fix.
I come to your workflow. The tool lives where the work already happens, not in a separate app nobody ends up opening.
Ironstrike AI is an AI software studio. I build custom tools for businesses that have a specific, expensive mess and no appetite for a six month enterprise project.
No account manager. No discovery phase that bills for itself. No ticket queue sitting between you and the fix. You talk to the person writing the code, and the tool lands where the work already happens instead of in a separate app nobody ends up opening.
Days, not quarters. Then I keep sharpening it while you use it.
I spent my career in finance and real estate operations, most of it as the person who built the analytics everyone else ran on. I passed the Series 65. I've handled around 150 properties across my career.
Before that I taught. I ran a 14 month markets course that took 750+ students through equities, options, futures, derivatives and risk management, published 365+ hours of video, and built an audience of 50,000 without spending a dollar on ads.
The pattern took me a while to see. In every job I've had, the part I loved was building the tool that cleared the mess, not administering the mess. So I started Ironstrike. Today I build for paying clients in industries most software ignores, and I ship products of my own: Wafergraph, a supply chain map of the semiconductor industry, and Who's Starting.
Tell me what's broken. I'll tell you fast if I can fix it.