Built for the business owner who knows something is slipping through the cracks.

I grew up in San Jose. My technical background is in building and managing automated systems — the infrastructure layer most people never see: how data moves between tools, how processes connect, how you build something that runs without someone babysitting it. Before TDS I wore a lot of different hats. That range is actually useful — I understand how a business operates, not just how to write code for it.

I kept seeing the same problem. Great local businesses — barbers, contractors, trainers, cleaning crews — running entirely on Instagram DMs, missed calls, and memory. The “DM to book” flow works until a lead falls through. One missed call while you're on a job is a lost client who called your competitor next. Those aren't skill problems. They're systems problems. That's fixable.

TDS builds the systems that close those gaps: websites that show up on Google, AI receptionists that answer when you can't, automations that lock in lead info before it disappears, and custom CRM setups that replace the sticky notes. The tools exist — most owners just haven't had someone connect them. And with AI changing what's possible every few months, the businesses that adapt now won't have to scramble later.