Founder · Product builder · Translator

I turn business problems
into working products.

I help small and mid-sized organizations understand what needs to change, shape the right solution, direct the development, test the result, manage the launch, and support the people who will use it.

Angela Dunn, founder and AI-directed product builder
Based in York Region
Working across Canada

The work

More than writing code.
More than giving AI advice.

My role sits between the business problem and the finished product. I learn the process, define requirements, make product decisions, direct AI development tools, review the work, test realistic scenarios, protect the data, and manage the path to launch.

The technology matters, but the real job is making sure the right thing gets built and works for the people who depend on it.

Studio principles

Ambitious technology.
Grounded practice.

Every engagement is shaped by a small set of non-negotiables.

01

Useful beats impressive

A polished demo matters only if the finished system improves a real decision or task.

02

Explain the trade-off

Good clients should understand what a system can do, where it can fail, and what it costs to own.

03

Keep people in control

Automation supports judgment. It does not erase accountability or hide consequential decisions.

04

Design privacy in

Sensitive information never becomes decoration, test data, or a shortcut to a convincing prototype.

05

Build for ownership

The hand-off matters. Documentation, training, and control are part of the product, not extras.

06

Start smaller than expected

A focused system that works creates more momentum than a grand programme that never lands.

ADAI

AI-directed development

Modern tools.
Clear human accountability.

AI can accelerate research, implementation, testing, and troubleshooting. It does not replace responsibility for the product.

I remain accountable for requirements, user experience, safeguards, review, testing, deployment, and ongoing improvement, including recognizing when independent technical or security review is appropriate.

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