Small businesses deserve better software. So I built it.

Knowing that I had more room for growth, I decided to retire from my eSports career. While searching for my purpose in life, I sold phones at Wireless Advocates and spent years in consumer and B2B sales at Verizon, and I was good at it, consistently recognized and ranked among the top performers wherever I worked.

Every one of those jobs ran on software, and most of it was bad. Janky point-of-sale systems, booking that fought you, customer records scattered across tools that didn't talk to each other. I watched companies I worked for lose time and money to the gap between what they needed and what they could afford. I lived inside that gap every day.

So I taught myself to build. No CS degree. I learned the best possible way: hands-on, through documentation, source code, and projects I shipped end to end, on nights and weekends while I still had a sales job to clock into. Sophosic started as the tool I wished those businesses had.

I build for small businesses, brands, and professionals because I've been the person at the counter when the software fails. The hard part was never the code. It's turning a messy, real-world problem into something that works well. That’s the part I love.