BizeeAI is an all-in-one automation platform that plans, executes, and reports your SEO & LLMO strategy; all from a single clean dashboard (no more juggling endless tabs).
Behind the scenes, it’s powered by thousands of lines of custom code and API connections with Claude, OpenAI, and GROK, delivering outputs aligned with our proven, results-driven SOPs.
The platform also features a comprehensive backlink marketplace, where users can filter and purchase verified backlinks across highly niche and hyperlocal categories. In addition, bizeeAI includes a content marketplace, offering both real-human content creation and AI-powered solutions. For strategies where AI content may not be ideal, we guide you on when to use (or not use) automation and help streamline those processes along the way.
Private beta.
Audit v2; content planner; AI-answer monitoring; lightweight analytics.
$3-4 Billion
Built on Ruby on Rails with a cloud-based architecture, BizeeAI integrates with OpenAI, Claude, and Grok APIs and runs on thousands of lines of custom automation code.
The KnowItDoll is a collectible, fashion-forward AI toy that adapts to each user’s personality and interests, blending style, surprise, and smart utility in one.
Prototype testing
Final shell tweaks, quick-reply prompts; collector cards.
KnowItDoll is a collectible, fashion-forward AI companion that adapts to each user’s personality, age, and interests. It blends style, surprise, and smart utility in a pocket-sized form you can clip to your backpack, belt loop, or keys. Designed for both kids and tech-forward adults, it instantly answers questions, sparks conversation, and even feels like a friend. Unique features include built-in board games that can turn any table into a night of laughter, plus a parental dashboard that lets parents review queries, monitor outputs, and set controls. For adults, the dashboard doubles as a personal archive, making it easy to revisit brainstorms, conversations, and useful ideas whenever you need them.
Prototype testing
Final shell tweaks, quick-reply prompts; collector cards.
$10-15 Billion
KnowitDoll runs on ESP32 hardware with Wi-Fi/BLE, Ruby on Rails backend with MQTT, Redis, and PostgreSQL, and integrates OpenAI/Claude APIs for dialogue, speech, and OTA updates, with a React Native app for parent controls.
Text2Social is a productivity tool that lets you delete social apps while still posting through SMS or MMS, keeping you active without falling into doomscrolling. I developed the idea after trying other solutions like Ocean and BRICK and even building prototypes myself, but none of them truly worked. People are not wired for perfect self-control, and statistically if there is a way to override the system for short-term pleasure, we will. Social media consumes more than two hours per day on average, which equals almost 60 full days every year lost to scrolling. That realization both disgusted and inspired me, and it convinced me that this project has the greatest potential for real impact. If we help just 10,000 people delete Instagram and similar apps for one year, we give back millions of hours of productivity to society.
Early alpha
Scheduled posts; auto-captions; reply-to-DM via text.
$5 - 7 Billion
Text2Social uses Ruby on Rails with Sidekiq, Redis, PostgreSQL, Twilio for SMS/MMS, and direct integrations to Meta, X, and LinkedIn APIs, with a clean web dashboard for scheduling, previews, and analytics.
Creating solutions that help businesses scale.
BizeeBay is a digital marketing agency specializing in SEO, website development, and AI-driven strategies that help businesses get found on Google and ChatGPT.
Importivity is a global sourcing and supply chain consultancy that helps U.S. brands diversify manufacturing, reduce tariffs, and streamline production through partners in China, Vietnam, Mexico, and beyond.
Our LED grow light company gave us hands-on experience with prototyping, manufacturing, and retail distribution. But we misjudged the role of branding in industries like this, community and brand identity are everything, and without them, the product simply doesn’t sell.
I jumped into a highly technical industry without the depth of knowledge required. The lesson: only build in spaces you understand thoroughly, especially when complexity is at its peak.
This venture showed me how profitable marketing can be and how cash flow can make or break a business. Ultimately, a serious tax flaw and my lack of leadership experience led to its downfall.
My first official business taught me the importance of processes and leadership. I hired poorly, managed even worse, and didn’t yet understand how critical operations were to success.
Have a project or idea; I collaborate with founders on product, operations, and growth.
