The barrier to building a software business just collapsed, and the marketplaces that already exist for Claude and OpenClaw are the reason why. In my latest video I break down the new skills-as-SaaS model, why the economics are genuinely compelling, and most importantly who this opportunity is actually built for. Here's what the video covers: - Why skills are eating SaaS and what that shift actually looks like in practice - How you can hit real recurring revenue without building an app, a login system, or a front end - The five types of skill businesses, from dead simple to highly defensible - Why the businesses with the most money to spend can't touch any of this yet The opportunity is real. But who should actually chase it right now, and who should stay on the proven path, is where it gets interesting. Watch the full breakdown → https://youtu.be/KAufsCas_F4

I’ve spent the last few weeks obsessing over 'The Invisible Leak.' In my work building AI agents and automations, I’ve realized that most businesses don't die from big mistakes. They bleed out from 1,000 tiny manual tasks. Every time you copy-paste data, manually follow up on a lead, or spend an hour on a report, you aren't just losing time—you're losing the 'Brain Equity' needed to scale. I don't just build applications; I plug the leaks. If your business feels like it’s running in place, you don't need more staff. You need better systems. Currently opening up space for two new projects. Let’s stop the bleeding.

Just finished my first presentation. 😊 Wasn't that bad LOL

Build 3 is on the way!

Hey, my name is Lane. I’m based in British Columbia, Canada. My goal is to land 3 clients in 30 days and I would like to achieve this to acces reoccurring revenue and take control of my life so I can have more time to focus on myself and develop as a person.