I'm 45. I've run a real company for fifteen years.
I know exactly where the leaks are — because I've patched all of them.

I am not a software developer — I build with AI, not by hand. What I am is an owner-operator who has spent fifteen years running a real business: contracts, hiring, payroll, banks, and the day-to-day judgment calls that decide whether a company makes money.

When generative AI broke open, I didn't see a technology. I saw a tax refund. Every quiet inefficiency I'd been paying for — for years — suddenly had a path to zero. So I started building. Not because I love prompts. Because I hate waste.

Eighteen months later, my own company runs leaner than it ever has — and other CEOs started asking how. AKINT.AI is the answer to that question, productised. It is consciously, deliberately, run by an operator who has carried a P&L. Because the gap in this market isn't models. It's judgment.

If you've ever sat across the table from an AI vendor wondering whether the person pitching you has ever managed a P&L — this studio is for you.