No form. No “book a discovery call.” If you’ve got a problem that won’t leave you alone, call me or write to me like a human — and if you’re anywhere near Columbia, coffee is encouraged.
If you’d rather talk it out than type it out — that’s usually the faster path anyway. Text is fine too; I’ll get back to you between builds.
For anything that needs more than a sentence — a problem, a proposal, a “have you seen this thing.” Goes straight to my inbox. No funnel, no CRM.
Half the best work I’ve done started on a tailgate, a front porch, or a coffee shop booth. Software is cheaper when the trust is built first.
I live and work here. I’m not precious about where we meet — your office, my office, a diner, the front porch on a Saturday morning. If you’ve got a problem worth driving over for, I’ll clear the morning.
No agenda required. Just tell me what you’re chewing on.
Every message comes back from me, not a template. If it’s a simple question, you get a simple answer — same day, usually.
If it’s a fit, I’ll say so. If it’s not, I’ll say that too and try to point you somewhere better. No slow-rolling, no ghosting.
If there’s something to build together, the next step is a phone call or a coffee — not a proposal deck. We figure out what it is before we figure out what it costs.
Builders, operators, mentors, old friends, new friends, people with a problem they can’t stop thinking about — pick a line above and use it. That’s the whole system.
