Where Tech Meets Touch

I've always been the merger of two stereotypical opposites. What restaurants call fusion and the auto industry calls hybrid is how I live. Take two things that don't obviously belong together, bridge them, and something happens. That's where I get my energy.

Cloud Compositions is that instinct turned into a business.

A website is a front door. It's the first thing a customer touches, and it should look like the business it leads to — and work like it too. Most don't. Anyone can put up a site; not everyone can look at theirs and say that's mine, that's how I do things.

Tech is easy. People are intricate. The hard part was never building the thing. It's reading someone well enough to know what they're picturing before they've found words for it. That's the skill I've spent years on, and it's the one you're actually hiring.

So I build two things: websites for the businesses that need to be found, and apps for the customers who already know you. Bartenders, yoga teachers, manufacturers — if you're building something, the tech should sound like you.