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AI-assisted coding turned me from someone who designs systems into someone who also builds them 🛠️
I’ve spent 10 years working between business and IT, currently as an IT architect: translating messy business problems into requirements, systems, trade-offs, and workable solutions.
I’ve always been close to technology, and I’ve done low-code development, but I never really saw myself as a developer.
Now, when I run into a problem, I don’t just look for an app. I try to build one.
Daily habits → app.
Home workouts → app.
Finance tracking → app.
Small workflow problem → product idea.
The interesting part is that my background helps more than I expected.
Product thinking helps me shape the problem.
Requirements engineering helps me make it concrete.
System thinking helps me avoid building random features.
Architecture helps me see how the pieces fit together.
So this is now a serious hobby that got slightly out of hand.
I get even less sleep than before 😅
I’m building web and mobile apps alongside a demanding office job, two young kids, and limited spare time.
I’ll use this account to share what I build, what I learn, where I get stuck, and whether any of these small bets can become real products.
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