The engineer and the marketer, in one person.

I have been getting things found online since I was twelve: YouTube tutorials, jailbreaking iPhones for $20 a pop off Kijiji, and a feature in the Hamilton Spectator before I could drive. I learned how to reach people before I learned to code, and shipped my first App Store app at seventeen.

My first engineering job was at Trackem, a Brantford GPS company, from a 2017 co-op to a contract that ran until 2022: the fleet apps, WhereSafe’s website and alerts, and an AWS rebuild that cut the server bill from about $5,140 to $265 a month. In 2019 I founded Limelight Music, a location-based music discovery app that reached 20,000+ users in four months and is on its fifth major version. Around the same time I co-founded DailyRapFacts and rebuilt it from a suspended account to more than a million followers, selling placements to BROCKHAMPTON, a Dreamville and Interscope rep, Tory Lanez’s camp and Montgomery Digital.

In 2022 my dad bought a tire shop in Hamilton with zero foot traffic. I set up its IT and Google Business Profile, ran the Google Ads, wrote its management software and worked the floor; it sold for $1.45M, property included, in a deal agreed in 2024 and closed in 2025. Since 2023 I have been a senior engineer on a fleet platform that tracks 50,000 vehicles, and I co-founded RHYMEBOOK, whose search traffic went from 88 to over 100,000 daily impressions in 57 days with no ad spend.

Bizlal Media Inc. is all of that, offered to businesses that would rather run their business than manage a website, an agency and an ad account. I studied Computer Science and Business at Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of Waterloo.