Building with AI. Sharing everything.
I build real software and ship it.
That's the whole pitch. Everything on this site is live — a production e-commerce site processing real orders, an AI workforce desktop app written in Rust, a voice-to-text tool, and a tracker that tells the truth about your time.
The code is open. The numbers are honest. The wins and the dead ends both get posted.
How I got here.
- MID 2024
Discovered AI
First encountered AI tools. Curious, but no idea where it would lead.
- APRIL 2025
AI could code — I went all in
Fascinated that AI could write code. Decided to go all in on building with it, and started putting everything I earned into API credits and tools.
- 2025
Learned the fundamentals
Taught myself to type with ten fingers (80–100 WPM). Learned Python. Started web development. No bootcamps, no courses — just building and breaking things.
- 2025 — 2026
Shipped a production e-commerce site
Built mexikanischetortillas.de end to end — React, Supabase, Stripe, three-language i18n. Took months to figure out Stripe, edge functions and real-time stock. It's live and processing real orders.
- 2026
Started Joh Flow — the real adventure
Built an AI workforce desktop app in Rust + TypeScript. Migrated from Electron to Tauri 2 for native performance. Now sharing the build-in-public journey on YouTube and X.
Both real. Both shipped.
No templates, no team. The first proved I could ship something people pay through; the second is everything on this site.
Honest numbers, no hype.
Transparency is part of the brand. Building in public means posting the real numbers — what goes out on API credits and tools — not a curated highlight reel.
It also means showing the dead ends: the Stripe integration that took months, the Electron-to-Tauri migration, the features that got cut. The point is the journey, shared as it happens.
Let's talk.
Open to feedback, ideas, and people who want to build in public too. The fastest way to reach me is on any of these.