I wrote my first program at 13: a rental management system for a local video rental shop. It worked, the customers were real, and I was hooked.
That feeling (building something that solves an actual problem for actual people) is why I started IT House in 2003.
Along the way, we built our own products: a car rental marketplace, a wellbeing platform, a calendar sync tool. We took them through Startupbootcamp and Ignite 100, traveled to different countries to meet customers face to face, and learned the hard parts of finding customers and making a product sustainable.
That experience changed how we build for clients. We don't just think about code, we think about traction, clarity, and what your first version really needs.
Every project we take on, I treat like my own.