Hello, I’m 👋
I’ve been building companies since I was a kid in Tyler, Texas — from Christmas lights and koi ponds to a fifteen-year landscaping business, and now a family of software products. School and I never got along; I’m dyslexic, and it turned out seeing patterns other people miss was the whole point. I build real things, and I help other founders do the same.
Kameron Frisby
20+
Years running my own businesses
80+
Products & apps built
10+
Companies started
The portfolio
A family of products across roofing, construction, education, and rescue — most built solo, from first line of code to live billing. I stay hands-on with each one: pricing, roadmap, and the first hundred customers.
Roofing lead-intelligence SaaS. Turns any commercial address into a fully cited property report — ownership, storm history, roof age, decision-maker — in about 90 seconds, and ranks rooftops by replacement urgency. Built solo.
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Done-for-you branding and business setup for new companies — LLC formation, logo, website, and the systems to run it. The place I get to mentor first-time owners and help them start right.
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A premium cooking app for the curious home cook — explore a country’s cuisine, then cook it at your own table. Recipes, destinations, and the story behind the food.
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A widget that lets people apply to adopt a pet directly from any shelter’s website or Facebook page — no app, no printed forms. Made free forever, to fix the adoption-application problem for rescues.
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A sports-alert app that sends a signal to your phone the instant a game turns — a pitcher tires, the wind shifts — seconds before the odds catch up. Real-time, and in real users’ hands.
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An online dental-assistant training system with a student learning portal and dentist-office tracking — plus a personalized children’s book that helps kids feel at ease at the dentist. Partner & systems lead.
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Four things I’m proud of — each one true, none of it padded. This is how I actually work.
2026
Production software with live billing, a real data pipeline, and paying beta users — designed, built, and shipped by one person. No team, no agency, no outside engineering.
2026
Assessor records, storm history, permits, and ownership stitched into one queryable system that answers a roofer’s real question: which roofs are worth chasing, right now.
2026
Instead of charging shelters, I opened it up — because the adoption-application problem is worth solving whether or not it makes me money. Less about the money, more about giving back.
2006 — 2021
Crews, clients, payroll, and design-build projects — the school you can’t enroll in. Everything I build in software today runs on lessons I learned in the field.
How I work
Same process whether it’s my own product or I’m helping you start yours. You always know what’s happening and what comes next.
A real conversation about where you are and what’s actually in the way — and an honest read on whether I can help.
One page: the problem, the smallest version that can sell, and the first paying customer to aim at.
Something real, fast — before it feels ready. Ready is a trap. Momentum is the point.
Get proof — a real customer — before scaling anything. Then you know what to build next.
My story
I grew up in Tyler, Texas and started my first companies before I finished high school — Christmas lights, koi ponds, landscaping. I’m dyslexic, so the classroom was never where I shined. I chased flying instead, earned my private pilot’s license, and fell in love with sailing. For fifteen years I ran a landscaping business. When AI arrived, the way my brain works finally became an advantage — I could see the patterns — and I started building. These days what I care about most is helping other people build, too.
Fifteen years building a landscaping business in Texas
Left the field to start building software
Several live, more building — and founders I help along the way
To help the people who were never “supposed” to build a business do it anyway. I was a dyslexic kid who struggled in school and nobody handed me a playbook — so now I hand founders mine. Start lean, ship real, sell early.
A family of small, durable products — and a much longer list of founders I helped get on their feet. I’d rather build things that last and lift people up than chase one big exit. Less about the money, more about giving back.
In their words
“This is awesome — I wish I had this when I worked for a roofing company.”
“Ironclad took our warranty follow-ups from sticky notes to a system. We stopped losing jobs we’d already won.”
“They don’t hand you theory — this is a team that’s run the crews, made the payroll, and eaten the mistakes. Their guidance cut months off our launch.”
Let’s talk
If you’re starting something and stuck on the first real step, reach out. I read every message myself. Whether it’s a product, a partnership, or you just need a push — start with a sentence about the problem.
Kameron Frisby