I built Sworkit. Now I'm on the board bringing it into the AI era.
Proof I operate this, not just advise on it. A fitness product I co-founded, grew past 30 million downloads, raised venture funding for, and pitched on Shark Tank, where we earned a deal on air.
Every company built before this AI wave faces the same question: adapt or fade. Sworkit is one I know from the inside, because I co-founded it. A fitness product that scaled past 30 million downloads now has to rethink how it builds, ships, and competes in an AI world.
The method
I sit on the board, and I bring the AI work back to the team: what's real, what's hype, and where it actually moves the product. The team ships; I keep them at the front of the curve. The same operator instinct that built the company, now pointed at the transition.
From the inside. I am not advising from a deck. I co-founded this company and still steer it from the board.
Signal over hype. I separate the AI that actually moves retention and product from the noise, then hand the team a clear path.
Operator instinct. The behavioral-design sense that grew Sworkit into a habit is the same lens I now point at its AI era.
The proof
Not theory. I co-founded Sworkit, grew it past 30M downloads and millions in revenue, raised venture funding, and pitched it on Shark Tank in 2016, where we earned a deal on air. The company is thriving today, and I'm still on the board, now helping it adapt to AI.
By the numbers
30M+
App downloads across the life of the product
2016
Pitched on Shark Tank, a deal on air
Live
Thriving today, and I'm still on the board
VC
Raised venture funding to scale it
Habit
Built on behavioral design, the throughline of my work
AI
Now steering its move into the AI era from the board
A company I co-founded, scaled, and still steer. It is the clearest proof that I build for the business outcome, not just the demo, and that I can carry a product from a standing start to real scale. Happy to walk through it in a conversation.