Built from curiosity.
Stayed for the hard problems.

I wrote my first real program at 14. It was terrible. But something happened that day that never left — the moment the logic clicked and the thing I imagined actually ran on a screen.

I've been chasing that moment ever since. A decade later, I've shipped everything from marketing sites to production SaaS. The pattern stayed the same: the harder the problem, the more I wanted it.

Years inside agencies and product teams. Talented people, often good clients, but almost always the wrong work — scope decided in rooms I wasn't in, built to a brief nobody quite believed in, shipped tired.

I could do it. I was good at it. I just couldn't keep caring about it.

Stellari Studios is the company I wish I'd been hired by. A small, senior shop that only takes work worth obsessing over.

We say no more than we say yes. When we say yes, we say it with the full weight of a founder's attention — because that's what we are. The passion isn't marketing. It's the only way this works.