AI systems that find hidden revenue and automate the work your team shouldn't be doing.
Slow lead follow-up, disconnected tools and repeated manual work make growth harder than it needs to be. I review the workflow, identify the most useful fix, and build the software around it. Start with a 48-hour audit, then agree a focused build sprint.
- Ascent Vision
- Diogo Fitness
- RAIDEN concept
- OrbitRoute
- PeptiDex
- KnockFiber
- PNP
- BTC Brain
- Universal Analyst Engine
- MMS Hub
Most companies don't have an AI problem. They have a leverage problem.
Scattered tools, manual workflows, and data nobody acts on. The AI part is the easy fix once the leaks are mapped.
Revenue leaks they can't see
Slow lead follow-up, missed upsells, broken attribution, no post-purchase journey, refund patterns nobody reads, churn that compounds silently, AI use cases nobody owns, and abandoned customer touchpoints.
I ship → A 48-hour audit with a dollar figure next to every leak, ranked by speed-to-cash.
Operations stuck on manual mode
Owners pasting between tools, VAs running ten checklists, ops people regenerating the same report every Monday.
I ship → A 5-day build that replaces one workflow end-to-end with a system the team actually uses.
Data the team can't act on
Dashboards nobody opens, exports that don't match, KPIs that change definition every quarter.
I ship → A single source of truth — built on tools you already own — that surfaces decisions, not noise.
Three tiers. No retainers without proof first.
Most engagements start with the audit; sprints are open to new clients when scope is already clear. The audit cost credits toward the sprint if you sign within 14 days.
Loophole Audit
- 5-lens audit: revenue leaks, workflow, data, CX, AI leverage
- Scorecard with 1–10 ratings and rationale
- Top 5 highest-leverage fixes, ranked, with dollar-impact estimates
- Recommended 5-day build sprint, scoped and priced
- Loom walkthrough so you actually understand the findings
Build Sprint
- One end-to-end system — built, tested, handed off
- Documentation your team can use without me
- Code, prompts, or workflow you own outright
- Loom walkthrough and training session
- 14 days of bug fixes on what I shipped
Operator Retainer
- Weekly build queue you prioritize, I execute
- 3 tiers ($3k / $5k / $7.5k) with defined deliverable counts
- 1 BD response SLA on inbox, 3 BD on build kickoff
- Monthly written report on shipped work + performance
- Least-privilege access to systems we agree on
Optional: revenue share addendum
For sprints or retainers tied to a measurable revenue outcome. 3–7% of incremental revenue above a locked baseline, capped, with audit rights. Only when reporting is clean and attribution is real. After the audit — not before.
Systems I've built and shipped.
These are systems I've built and operated in my own portfolio. The examples cover customer acquisition, recruiting, commerce and software infrastructure. Research projects report their own results; they are not client outcome claims.
Ascent Vision
Search visibility, websites and lead systems for service businesses. Co-founded with Grayson Sorrentino; my focus is the technology and systems behind delivery, from useful service content to inquiry routing and reporting.
OrbitRoute
Decision-support and orchestration for orbital GPU compute, on real orbital mechanics. Live satellite tracking, modeled ground-station visibility, route scoring and cost comparison. The public platform distinguishes modeled capacity from capacity available to buy, and its comparator recommends terrestrial cloud when the modeled economics favor it.
PeptiDex
A structured peptide and compound reference. Searchable profiles, research categories, side-by-side comparisons, linked scientific references and a reconstitution calculator. The live library carries the current records and linked references; structured records keep related pages consistent as the library grows.
MMS Hub
A multi-strategy trading research platform with signal pipelines, paper ledgers and hard risk caps. An adversarial audit found the strategies were not investor-ready. The public system preview explains the architecture and evidence; research results do not establish a tradable edge.
Practically Natty Peptides
Commerce engineering for a WooCommerce brand where I am CTO & Managing Partner: storefront integrations, order and payment workflows, inventory and cost tracking, affiliate commissions, customer rewards, and scheduled promotions. The work connects the customer experience to the systems that keep the business running.
Universal Analyst Engine
Archived multi-domain intelligence research across sports, markets, brands, politics and entertainment. FastAPI + Postgres + Celery connected narrative ingestion, market data and AI sentiment scoring. The backend stopped Oct 7, 2026. Retained research records do not provide current coverage.
KnockFiber
Independent fiber-sales recruiting for individual reps, crews, blitz teams and agencies. English and Spanish application paths connect candidates with partner sales organizations. KnockFiber is an independent recruiting business; placement, territory and acceptance depend on the partner and role.
Diogo Fitness
A coaching website delivered through Ascent Vision. Service pages, educational content and a personal journey lead into an application that prepares an Instagram message for the coach.
RAIDEN
An artist-site concept with a playable browser DJ booth, generative storm visuals and music, press and booking layouts. Artist content and commercial rollout remain in development.
LoopholeMaxing Ecosystem
The portfolio brings together public products, research projects and concepts, with their status shown on each page. The BTC forecast ledger publishes its own evolving scorecard against a naive baseline; a public demo and a proven result are different things.
Four patterns I ship over and over.
Every sprint and retainer maps to one of these. Not invented — patterns I've shipped enough times to know what works and what doesn't.
Audit → Sprint pattern
Find the leak, scope the smallest possible fix, ship it in 5 days. Used in every audit-to-sprint conversion. The discipline is saying no to the 4 other things that need fixing.
Static proof + live backend
Fast, indexed marketing pages paired with a real backend doing the work. Cheap to host, fast to load, with serious infrastructure underneath. PeptiDex and OrbitRoute both use this.
Research brain pattern
Knowledge engines specific to a domain — peptides, BTC, NBA, companies, news. Database schema, ingestion pipeline, API, search layer. Works for any industry with deep but scattered data.
Founder control center
One dashboard that replaces 5 tools. For founders running multiple revenue streams who waste hours per week switching contexts. The LoopholeMaxing Hub is my own version.
Audit → Diagnose → Build → Operate.
Audit
The 48-hour clock starts once payment is confirmed and your intake is in. I run the 5-lens audit on your real systems and data.
Diagnose
You get the scorecard, dollar-impact estimates, recommended sprint, and a Loom walkthrough. You decide what's worth building.
Build
5-day sprint on one system. Audit cost credits toward sprint price if you sign within 14 days. One revision included. Bug fixes for 14 days post-delivery.
Operate
If we work well together, move to a retainer. I become your AI operator: weekly build queue you prioritize, I execute.
Clayton Camera.
Technical founder. Florida-based. Builds end-to-end across AI, software, e-commerce, automation, and operations.
I'm a technical founder running multiple businesses — Co-founder & Managing Member of Ascent Vision (search visibility, websites and lead systems, including the site and search program for an online fitness coach in South Florida); Founder of OrbitRoute (orbital GPU compute decision-support and orchestration); CTO & Managing Partner of an active peptide e-commerce brand; founder of KnockFiber (independent fiber-sales recruiting, with a public guide to how fiber sales work); and operator of the LoopholeMaxing ecosystem. That portfolio includes PeptiDex (a structured compound research library), MMS Hub (trading research), Universal Analyst Engine (archived multi-domain intelligence research; backend stopped Oct 7, 2026), BTC Intelligence Brain (a public forecast ledger measured against a naive baseline), ULTRON (a private local prototype; source by request), and Agora (a public-domain knowledge library). I write the code, design the schemas, build the dashboards, ship the integrations, file the IP, and run the operations.
I work across the full stack: AI and agents (LLM-powered systems, prompt engineering, agentic workflows, RAG, custom GPTs, AI infrastructure), e-commerce and conversion (Shopify, WooCommerce, SliceWP, Klaviyo, Resend, post-purchase, affiliate engines), automation and integration (Zapier, Make, n8n, custom webhooks, API design, ETL), data and analytics (database schemas, dashboards, attribution, real-time monitoring), trading and quant systems (signal pipelines, backtesting, broker APIs, paper-to-live infrastructure), operations and dashboards (Next.js + FastAPI control planes, command centers, founder leverage tooling), and infrastructure (Railway, Vercel, AWS, Postgres, monitoring, deployment pipelines).
I sell what I actually build. The audit framework is the same one I use on my own projects every quarter. The sprint pattern is how I ship features in my own products. The retainer is the model I'd want if I were on the buying side. The breadth matters because most businesses don't have one isolated problem — they have a stack of related ones, and someone has to be able to see the whole picture before scoping the fix.
Based in Florida. Available for clients globally, with strong preference for U.S. and U.S.-adjacent businesses. Submit the intake so we can confirm fit, scope and the next available start date.
What I can build for you
AI agents & workflows
LLM-powered agents, prompt systems, RAG, custom GPTs, multi-step agentic workflows, AI infrastructure with human-in-the-loop guardrails.
E-commerce systems
Shopify, WooCommerce, SliceWP affiliate engines, Klaviyo/Resend flows, cart recovery, post-purchase journeys, subscription mechanics.
Automation & integration
Zapier, Make, n8n, custom webhooks, idempotent job queues, ETL pipelines, API design, third-party integration glue.
Dashboards & control planes
Next.js + FastAPI ops dashboards, command centers, founder leverage tooling, real-time monitoring, KPI surfaces.
Data & analytics
Database schema design, attribution systems, reporting, dashboards, data cleaning, structured ingestion pipelines.
Trading & quant infra
Signal pipelines, backtesting frameworks, broker API integrations (Schwab and others), paper-to-live infrastructure, risk controls.
Knowledge engines & research
Domain-specific search engines, content ingestion, structured data extraction, research-grade APIs, RAG-backed Q&A.
Sales & lead systems
Lead capture, qualification, follow-up automation, CRM cleanup, outbound sequences, response-time compression.
Infrastructure & DevOps
Railway, Vercel, AWS, Postgres, Docker, deployment pipelines, monitoring, alerting, kill switches, log aggregation.
Content & ops automation
Generation pipelines, scheduling, distribution, SEO tooling, internal SOPs converted to one-click workflows.
Custom software
Full-stack web apps, internal tools, APIs, mobile-responsive products, prototype-to-production with sane defaults.
Strategy & founder ops
Audit frameworks, system design, scoping discipline, IP-aware methodology, founder-grade documentation that survives handoff.
Live receipts
Questions I get on every first call.
Why $497? That seems low for what's included.
The $497 audit reviews revenue leaks, workflows, data, customer experience and AI opportunities. You get a scorecard, five ranked fixes with dollar-impact estimates, a scoped sprint recommendation and a Loom walkthrough. It covers diagnosis and recommendations; implementation is a separate sprint. It fits businesses with revenue and existing workflows, rather than pre-revenue ideas.
How is this different from an AI agency?
Three things. One: I operate across commerce, recruiting, marketing and software infrastructure — I'm not selling a service I've never used. Two: most engagements start with a paid audit, so I'm scoping against your real data; sprints are open to new clients when scope is already clear. Three: a sprint has an agreed scope, delivery date and handoff. The aim is a useful working system your team can own.
What if I don't have a clear AI problem to solve?
That's exactly what the audit is for. Most buyers don't have an "AI problem" — they have a leverage problem, a workflow problem, or a data problem that AI happens to be the right tool for. The 5-lens audit finds the highest-leverage fixes whether they involve AI or not. I'll tell you what to not build with AI as often as I'll tell you what to build.
Who owns the code and the work product?
You do, once you've paid in full. I retain the right to use anonymized methodology, scorecards, audit templates, and reusable code patterns — your data, your specific implementations, and your branded deliverables are yours. The contract spells this out cleanly.
Do you offer revenue share?
Sometimes. Only after we've worked together on at least a sprint, only when your reporting is clean enough to measure incremental revenue honestly, and only with a written addendum that locks the baseline at signing. 3–7% of incremental revenue, capped, 6–12 month term. It's the exception, not the default.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes, mutual NDAs are standard before any deep-dive call. One-year confidentiality, standard carve-outs, Florida governing law. I'll send you one or sign yours.
What if my industry is regulated — healthcare, legal, finance?
I work with vendors and operators adjacent to regulated industries (insurance agencies, healthcare suppliers, accounting firms) but I do not provide legal, medical, or financial advice and I don't touch protected health information. If your work product is the regulated thing itself, I'm probably not the right fit. The audit will tell us either way.
Can I see past client work?
The portfolio above shows products and businesses I have built and operated, with links you can inspect. I keep client work private unless the client agrees to share it. During scoping, I can walk through relevant public examples and explain what I would build for your workflow. A research demo or illustrative scorecard is not a client result.
What's the refund policy on the audit?
The 48-hour clock starts once payment is confirmed and your intake is in. The refund window is separate from that delivery timeline: you get a full refund if I fail to deliver the audit and Loom within 5 business days of confirmed payment and completed intake. Otherwise non-refundable once the audit is delivered. Full terms in the audit agreement.
How do I actually pay?
Card checkout is live — there's a Stripe link on the audit card above, and you can pay it the moment your intake is in. If you'd rather not use a card, Zelle, wire, or Venmo all work; submit intake and I'll send instructions by email. The 48-hour clock starts once payment is confirmed and your intake is in.
Find the leaks. Plug the biggest one this week.
Start with a $497 audit. 48-hour turnaround. If you sign a sprint within 14 days, the audit cost credits toward the sprint price.