We build the backend so your AI doesn't have to keep rebuilding it.

“AI is the once-in-a-lifetime technology I've been waiting for since my first four lines of Fortran.”

I fell in love with programming the moment I wrote my first program in Fortran. Ever since, I've been obsessed with one idea: making it easier to turn what you imagine into software.

I've built framework after framework, platform after platform, always trying to close the gap between what I imagined and what technology let me build. It was a constant battle. My ideas were always bigger than the tools available to bring them to life.

Then AI changed everything.

For the first time, we have a technology that can understand intent, reason about possibilities, and turn them into working software at an entirely different scale. It's the biggest shift in software creation I've seen in my career.

But there's a catch: AI is probabilistic, and software needs to be dependable. Using AI for everything, especially work that ordinary software can do deterministically, burns tokens on every request and gives different answers to the same question.

I believe the future isn't AI replacing software engineering. It's AI and software engineering working together, each doing what it does best.

That's why I built nostackai.

AI understands what you want to build. Purpose-built software handles the execution. The result: fewer tokens, less AI slop, greater reliability, and a dramatically shorter path from idea to production.

After a lifetime of trying to make software easier to build, I finally feel like the tools have caught up with the ambition.