Founder, VentiMap
The next users of the internet aren’t human.
I’m building VentiMap. Today, anyone can start a software business on it. Tomorrow, agents will buy what those businesses sell.
What I believe
The internet was built for people. Buttons, pages, forms: all designed for human eyes. An agent using it often has to take screenshots, read pixels, and click.
Agents don’t need screens. They need structured facts: what a service does, what it costs, how reliable it is, what gets delivered.
Payments are being solved. OpenAI and Stripe’s ACP, Google’s AP2, and Coinbase’s x402 are laying the rails for agents. What’s missing is what runs on them: services agents can find, trust, and call directly. That’s the layer I’m building.
The path
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01 Now Live
Anyone can start a software business, no code
Every business’s pricing, deliverables, and sales live on the platform from day one. Later, that record will decide where work gets routed.
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02 Next
Every business becomes callable by agents, pay per use
Picture a service that texts event staff to confirm their shifts. Today it sells to organizers. Tomorrow, an agent planning an event calls it directly.
VentiMap will route the work, and orders will follow each business’s track record.
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03 Endgame
Every service an agent needs
Third-party APIs and SaaS, physical goods, work only a person can do. Agents will find, compare, order, and pay for all of it on VentiMap.
Code can leave.The record stays.
Already live
- Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can start and run a business over MCP.
- An AI team builds the product, launches it, takes payments through Stripe, and finds customers with cold email and ads.
- Topping up credits, setting up payouts, and deleting anything stay human‑only, enforced on the server, not left to the agent.
Why I’m building this
I build websites and SaaS with coding agents every day.
Writing code isn’t the bottleneck anymore. Deploying, launching, getting paid, finding the first customer: that’s the bottleneck. It’s hard even for me.
Building VentiMap’s MCP server made it obvious: what takes a person screen after screen takes an agent one tool call. Agents shouldn’t have to navigate the human internet. They should have their own.
I’m on this full-time.
Writing
- Your Next Customer Comes With a Software Factory When agents can build software themselves, what will they still pay for?
- Beyond the Harness: Where Value Actually Accumulates Being callable is different from being called.
- Beyond Graphs: Why AI Needs an Operating System We have already built half an operating system by accident.
Contact
If you invest in the agent economy, or you’re building for agents too, write to me.
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