I'm Dave Kim. I build AI that actually ships.

The part I actually love.

What gets me out of bed is the moment a company goes from zero to one. From an idea in your head to a thing that exists — that works, that's in front of your customers. That first working version. Last week there was nothing; this week there's a video running, an agent answering your customers at 2am, an app in someone's hands. That gap — from nothing to something real — is the whole job to me, and I find it genuinely fun.

Most of this industry is stuck selling advice: decks, audits, "strategy." I'm not interested in that. I like the part where something gets built and shipped. Every company has a zero-to-one sitting in front of it right now with AI — the first automation, the first AI video, the first custom tool. It's the hardest step, and it's the one most agencies overcomplicate. I like being the person who just gets you across it: fast, at a price you can see, with something working at the end.

Why founder-led is the point

Because I run this myself, a few things are true that usually aren't. You talk to the builder. The price is on the page. And I move at the speed of one person who ships — not a committee that holds meetings about shipping.

I live in zero-to-one — look at what I've already built.

I don't just do this for other people; it's how I spend my own time. Tamze is a fleet of things I've taken from nothing to shipped — a self-verifying AI render pipeline, a voice-cloning studio, mobile apps, games, an autonomous agent system. This website and everything on it came out of the same pipeline I'd point at your project. If you want to know whether I can build your thing, look at the ones I've already built. See the work