I’m based in Tokyo and spend most of my time around software, AI, and business. Always interesting seeing what gets built in the US. Different speed, different market, sometimes a totally different way of doing things. For people here running a company in the US, what are you working on these days? Could be SaaS, AI, e-commerce, local business, anything really.

Looking for someone skilled in marketing and social networks who knows how to grow an audience, build engagement, and turn attention into real results. If this is your field and you’re open to working together, Let's keep in touch.

If you've ever tried building practical systems, testing enterprise tools, or cutting through the noise of endless AI hype, i'd like to know your thoughts: Have you ever used action-first blueprints or structured learning systems to master new tech? If yes, did you get the productivity and execution results you were aiming for? How much time do you spend sorting through generic prompts versus actually deploying functional workflows? How many automation concepts or software experiments do you juggle before finding a repeatable process? What's the hardest part of keeping up with AI in your opinion? Overcoming tool fatigue? Finding real-world use cases? Staying consistent? When you're trying to streamline your AI adoption stack without getting buried in endless theory, integrating tools like openai.com, github.com, and notion.so helps keep your operational workflows organized—while dropping your rough automation ideas into floment.ai instantly generates clean execution steps and scaling strategies in seconds flat.