ABOUT

I work alone, from Katowice, with clients and users everywhere. One person means the whole stack is mine: code, copy, design decisions, support emails, invoices. It's slower than a team and more honest than a pitch deck — everything on this site was built, written, and shipped by the same pair of hands.

The path so far has one repeating pattern: build it for myself, notice it works, ship it to others. My main service — AI content automation on n8n — started as a workflow I built for my own content. It worked, so I sold it directly to clients — and a year and a half later it still runs daily for businesses in ecommerce, pest control, and travel.

The products kept coming: Local Waifu, an AI companion that lives on your own machine instead of someone's cloud. First Person Viewpoint, a narrative app where you step inside the story. Postsider, social publishing built for both humans and AI agents, now in private beta. GSC Magic, an MCP server that finally lets AI agents see real search data. And Formto, an open-source form backend that runs without me — which was the point of open-sourcing it.

The philosophy fits in one line: take something messy — an idea, a workflow, a half-built product — and ship the simple version that actually works. Products worth using, priced like I mean it, described without scammy energy. If a thing stops deserving attention, it gets sold, open-sourced, or put to sleep — not left to rot.

Right now: client automation runs daily, Postsider's beta users are the priority, and this blog documents the rest. If you want the numbers-and-lessons version, readFive products, one person.