Built from necessity.
Designed for everyone.

The Builder

I've spent 25 years building technology companies. Two successful exits, $180M in annual revenue built at scale, global infrastructure at Oracle Cloud. Most recently, I co-founded a consumer products company with private label agreements with Sprouts, Kroger, and Sam's Club. We developed better-for-you versions of top brand products, removing artificial dyes, additives, and ingredients linked to health concerns, and manufactured them under retailer house brands. Ten awarded product lines with our largest partner alone. Nearly 1.5 million units a year across four categories.

These were private label production contracts for major national retailer store brands, the stickiest, highest-value relationships in consumer products. We had AI integrated across the business, from product design to supply chain operations, driving rapid growth. We were building something real.

The Fall

Then the company's operating account was drained. Our financial platforms were terminated. My business partner resigned. Over the following weeks, our customers stopped doing business with the company and a lawsuit was filed against me. I watched everything we built evaporate.

The Build

The traditional path, just the eDiscovery piece alone, collecting and organizing evidence, that's a $475,000 class of engagement and months of work. With the company's operating account drained and its financial infrastructure dismantled, the traditional path wasn't an option. And with legal action already threatened, I didn't have months either. What I had was an engineering background and access to AI.

So I built the tools myself. In 19 days, I had a working evidence collection pipeline and court-ready exhibit generation. Then I kept going, building a litigation intelligence platform that goes far beyond what traditional eDiscovery delivers. The case is ongoing, and the tools are working.