I’m Robert Neyrinck. I live in Chicago, where I make tools that make peoples lives easier.

I’ve always gravitated toward scrappy, do-it-yourself problem-solving. Growing up on a horse farm near Toledo, I learned that almost any challenge could be tackled if you approached it with enough creativity—whether it was devising a better way to haul hay or training horses to sell for profit. Later, when I was juggling sales gigs, touring with a band, or even living out of my hatchback, that same resourceful spirit kept me moving forward.

In time, I discovered software engineering—the perfect outlet for my need to build practical solutions. After honing my coding skills and cutting my teeth in tech roles, I co-founded Frontpage, a platform aimed at leveling up personal branding. But I didn’t stop there. Lately, I’ve been channeling my love for solving human problems into a bunch of new projects:

• Auto Resume and Cover Letter Creator – Tools to help job-seekers present themselves powerfully and confidently.
• Allowance-Based Banking App – A way to break the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle and promote healthier money habits.
• Anti-Bot Middleware – A solution to keep social media real by cutting down on automated accounts and fostering genuine human connection.

All of these projects connect back to the same driving force I felt on the farm: if you can spot the need, you can invent a way to meet it. Today, whether I’m coding, designing workflows, or dreaming up AI-powered features, I’m still that kid who knows there’s almost always a clever way to make life easier—and I’m determined to find it.