Hi Blake,
I came across your profile — your mix of Quickbase development, system administration, database work, project management, and building custom business workflows really caught my attention.
I'm a software engineer in Japan, and I built FaultWright myself: it deliberately breaks software in realistic ways, has an AI try to diagnose and fix the break, then checks whether the fix actually worked. The engineering side is already handled. What I'm looking for now is someone who can help connect the system to real business workflows — understanding customer problems, shaping practical use cases, improving how the product fits into existing operations, and helping turn this into paid AI-training and evaluation work.
Your experience translating client needs into custom workflows, dashboards, integrations, and operational systems seems especially relevant to the kind of practical, business-aware technical collaborator I'm looking for.
To start, this would be a flexible, revenue-share collaboration rather than a salaried role. If we work well together and our goals align, I'd be glad to discuss a longer-term partnership, including a potential co-founder role.
Happy to walk you through what I've built if you're interested — let me know.