Tell me what you want built. I'll tell you how fast.
You've already seen how I look after the things I ship. If you have a product, an internal tool, or something that has been sitting in a backlog, this is the fastest way to put it in front of me.
I design, build, and operate AI-native products end to end. Reunly — the app you have been using — is mine: guest lists, RSVPs, payments, group texts, and an AI classmate finder. So is AmpAuto, an AI car-diagnostic and shop-ops platform. I built both, deployed both, and still run both.
That is the whole pitch: you will not be handed to an account manager, and there is no six-week discovery phase. You talk to the person who writes the code, and you see working software in days.
- Products built
- 8
- Typical ship cycle
- 3–7days
- vs. 8–12 week baseline
- 10×faster
- People between us
- 0
Four kinds of work.
If your thing does not fit neatly in one of these, send it anyway — I will tell you straight if it is not a fit.
AI product prototypes 01
A real, working v1 in days — the thing you would otherwise spend a quarter scoping. Not a mockup, not a demo: something people can use.
Internal tools 02
The dashboard, portal, or admin screen your team keeps rebuilding in spreadsheets. Auth, roles, reports, exports, and the boring parts that make it survive.
Growth & SEO systems 03
Programmatic content and indexing engines built to actually get crawled and ranked, not just published.
Technical advisory 04
A straight read on whether something is worth building, what it really takes, and where the estimate you were given is wrong.
What do you want to build?
A couple of sentences is plenty. I read every one of these myself.
Got it — I respond within 24 hours.
A confirmation is on its way to your inbox. If it is urgent, reply straight to that email and it comes directly to me.
What happens next. I read it, and you get a real reply from me — not a calendar link and not a sequence.
If it is a fit, I will come back with a rough shape and a ballpark. If it is not, I will say so and point you somewhere better.
Prefer email? dev@ampforgelabs.com.