Building the infrastructure layer for a more modern insurance industry.

Insurance runs underneath most of the economy. It protects businesses, enables transactions and absorbs risk that would otherwise stop things from happening. But the software behind it hasn't kept up. Most of it still reflects a much earlier era.

Critical workflows still live across disconnected tools, inboxes, spreadsheets and manual workarounds. The result is drag where there should be speed, opacity where there should be clarity, and operational overhead where there should be leverage.

I'm building Bertie to help change that.

Bertie works on the software layer behind insurance operations — how products get built, quoted, bound and administered. We're not trying to make old workflows prettier. We're trying to make them structurally better.

I like markets where software actually matters.

Insurance is infrastructure for the real world. When it works well, businesses can move with confidence. When it doesn't, friction shows up everywhere — in ways most people never trace back to the source.

That's what makes the space so interesting to me. Deep operational complexity, serious economic weight, hard product problems. It deserves much better tools than it has today.

I'm available for conversations on insurance infrastructure, underwriting systems, AI in regulated markets and what it actually takes to build software in a category where accuracy and trust are non-negotiable.

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