Building technology. Launching ideas.
A working catalogue of products built end-to-end — from the first commit to production. Each one stands on its own.
Appointment scheduling that fills its own calendar — built for small service businesses.
Sixty Spanish outlets read against the parliamentary record — graded signals, never verdicts.
Performance-critical infrastructure, engineered from the metal up.
Photograph a receipt and it files itself — date, amount and merchant, extracted on the spot.
Reach any vehicle owner through their license plate — privacy-first, identity never exposed.
Campaign management for media reps — placements, periods and invoices, with commissions and VAT already worked out.
Your phone is already a mouse — straight over Bluetooth, no dongles, no setup.
Peer-to-peer parking matched in real time — turning idle spaces into income.
Installs to the home screen and keeps the routine on track — no store, no account.
Taking the flat-earth claim seriously enough to walk it around the planet and see where it breaks.
Johnson and Laimbeer is a studio of one. I design, engineer, and launch products end-to-end — no handoffs, no committees, no diluting the idea on its way out the door.
AI is the lever, not the product. I use modern models and language tooling to compress the distance between a problem and a working solution — and then I get out of the way so the software can do its job.
The work spans messaging, scheduling, infrastructure, and forecasting. Different domains, one constant: build the smallest thing that actually works, put it in front of real people, and iterate from there.
Chosen for leverage, not fashion. Highlighted tools are the ones I reach for first.
A small, opinionated toolkit that lets one person move at the speed of a team.