What AI took, and what it left lying around.
A software company used to need this:
Eighteen people to hold up one idea. Capital paid for scale, and scale was the only way to compete.
AI is erasing the middle rung.
What's left are the people with judgment, craft and experience. What's gone is the structure around them. Nobody lost what they know — they lost the place where they used it.
But look at the pieces left lying around.
With AI, six loose pieces are already enough to build what used to take sixty people. And the speed of AI is opening thousands of niches too small for a corporation and perfect for an alliance of three.
You don't need to be a big company. You need to be complete. Only one thing is missing: that the pieces find each other. That's what we do.
Did you recognise yourself somewhere in there?
Then you already have a piece. Declaring it takes five minutes and doesn't ask for your life story: what you know how to do, what you have besides your time, and on what terms.
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