I Launched a Software Company

Yeah. That happened.

I've been sitting on this announcement for a while — partly because I wanted to wait until things were real enough to talk about, and partly because I'm not big on hype without substance. But it's real now, so here we go.

I launched an independent software company. 100% solo founder-led, no mandates. Just me building apps that solve real problems.

What I'm Building

The mission is simple: build software that is intuitive, fast, and genuinely useful. That's it. No bloat, no feature soup, no apps built to impress VCs. Every project starts with a real problem worth solving and works backward from there.

The Pipeline

Several projects are in development right now — across different industries and problem spaces. I'm not listing them all out yet. Some things are better kept close until they're ready.

What I will say: the roadmap is full and none of it is filler.

Why I'm Doing This

Because I can. Because the tools exist to build and ship software without a team of fifty people and a Series A. Because I've got ideas and the ability to execute them, and sitting on those ideas felt worse than the risk of going for it.

Independent software is having a moment. I intend to be part of it.

More updates coming as things launch. Buckle up.

— Dr. Scott