I start businesses, and then I do the work of running them.
Software, physical goods, services, a small studio. I’m usually the person who writes the offer, shapes the product, builds a good part of it, and then sorts out payments, suppliers and shipping — often in the same week.
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Four focused products: social publishing, notes in context, a multi-company CRM, Google Ads without an agency.
The Google Ads assistant for business owners — sets up search ads, blocks wasted clicks, explains every decision.
Objects from Latvian workshops, sold across Europe.
Turning a chef’s method into an online school, ahead of launch.
The studio I design and build websites through.
Music composed live on your phone for focus, rest and sleep — it never loops.
Helping patients from abroad find the right dental clinic in Riga.
Small businesses run on a dozen tools that don’t know about each other. Orbit is four focused products instead: Cue publishes social media for several brands, Thread keeps notes and decisions in context, the CRM brings leads from every channel into one place across several companies, and Grow handles Google Ads without an agency. I design, build and run them.
Latvian workshops make beautiful things that rarely leave Latvia. Delmara meant finding the makers, agreeing terms, choosing what to sell, building the shop, and working out packaging and shipping to customers in the DACH region and the Nordics.
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People from Germany and Scandinavia come to Riga for dental treatment. I built the service around them — vetted clinics, clear estimates, intake in their language, and help with the trip itself.
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The studio I design and build websites through, for businesses in Latvia, Switzerland and elsewhere — in English, German, Latvian and Russian.
Read more →I lead the platform for a plant-based culinary education business: how the curriculum is structured, how video lessons are delivered, how memberships are billed, and the plan for launching internationally. The client stays unnamed until they announce it.
Read it like a score. Each project is a chord across six lines.
Almost nothing I’ve done stayed in one discipline. The commercial idea, the product, the build, the brand, getting it to market and keeping it running tend to arrive together. Hover a line or a project.
Songs about distance, memory and what stays behind after people leave, with a visual world built for the browser.
If you’re building something and need someone who can carry it from the offer to the shipped thing — as an operator, a product lead, or a partner — I’d like to hear about it.
