I studied Computer Science, but it wasn't until I started building with AI that I found the kind of problem worth spending real time on.

Real estate kept coming up. Not because I had some personal connection to the industry, but because the pattern was obvious once I looked closely, agents and property managers weren't losing deals from a lack of leads. They were losing them to timing. A lead going cold at 9pm, a valuation request sitting untouched for two days, a good buyer slipping to a competitor because nobody called back fast enough.

That felt solvable. So I built Callisto Voice an AI system that picks up the moment a lead comes in, qualifies interest, and books the viewing before the window closes.

That first build turned into a habit. I kept finding the same shape of problem across the industry different task, same root cause. Too much manual, time-sensitive work sitting on one person's plate. Each system I've built since has been an attempt to take one more of those moments off someone's hands, so the time they do have goes toward the parts of the job only a person can actually do.