From rebuilding engines to building digital ones ⚙️➡️💻

Hey Product Hunters 👋

I started my career 15+ years ago teaching myself to code — back when Stack Overflow had that new car smell. After a few years as head developer at an international company, I hit burnout and traded the keyboard for carburetors.

For the next few years, I ran my own engine rebuilding workshop — fixing motors, managing clients, and learning what “real-world product feedback” means 😅

After selling that business, I found myself drawn back to tech — this time with a new perspective. Over the past year, I’ve been diving into web automation, AI, and building products that connect both worlds: the hands-on precision of mechanical work with the creativity and speed of software.

Now I’m building tools for makers, developers, and small businesses — helping them automate, ship, and move fast without losing the craftsmanship that makes great products great. 🚀

👉 Curious — have you ever taken a break from tech (or switched industries) and come back with a totally different mindset? What changed for you?