Makyo is a powerful no-code platform that utilizes the Material Design framework to simplify app development. Makyo enables individuals and small businesses to create high-quality, professional-looking progressive web apps (PWAs) without needing any coding knowledge. With Makyo, users can quickly prototype, develop, and deploy PWAs that adhere to industry standards in design and usability.

I co-founded Bali Secrets in 2015 and shortly after it became the best selling natural deodorant on Amazon. I was the company’s investor, project manager and business strategist. I sold my part in Bali Secrets in 2019.

I co-founded LookBetterOnline in 2003 to help online daters improve their results. We partnered with large dating sites including Match.com, Jdate.com, and AmericanSingles.com—and photographed more than 12,000 people. The company was featured in publications including USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Good Morning America and more. I sold LookBetterOnline in 2018.

PeepSo is a social network plugin for WordPress. It competes directly with BuddyPress and is the leading social networking application on the platform. I built the app from scratch and sold it in 2017.

I acquired JomSocial in 2013, and improved its operations, features, and customer satisfaction. The testing automation I implemented in JomSocial was the first in the Joomla environment. I sold JomSocial in 2017

I founded iJoomla in 2006 to create an easy way for small businesses to build their own online magazines. Joomla and WordPress were almost equally popular then, and the market was open and hungry. The company took off immediately, becoming famous for creating complex, professional-quality products that were easy to use. I’ve spoken at a number of notable Joomla and open source events over the years. I sold iJoomla in 2017.