Hey, I'm David.
Software engineer, tech consultant, and the person in the room who actually enjoys talking about this stuff.
I've been into computers since elementary school and building websites since high school. That's context for why tech problems that feel overwhelming to most people feel like puzzles to me.
I work with entrepreneurs in the natural health and freedom space who are building something outside the mainstream and keep getting stuck on the tech side of it. My job is to help them get unstuck and keep moving.
The problem kept showing up.
When I started spending time in natural health and freedom entrepreneur spaces, I noticed a pattern.
Smart, capable people. Clear on what they wanted to build. Motivated. And completely blocked by tech.
Not complicated tech. Basic stuff. Getting a website online, setting up an email list, figuring out which platform to use for their course or community. Things that felt straightforward to me were stopping people cold. Some of them had been trying to get something basic launched for months. Some gave up entirely.
The fear and overwhelm were real. And it was costing them.
These weren't people who needed a full-time developer or a six-month website project. They needed someone to help them think it through, answer the questions they didn't know how to Google, and give them a clear enough picture of what to do next that they could actually move.
Generic tech advice wasn't cutting it. Most of it doesn't account for what this audience is actually dealing with. Privacy concerns. Payment processors that don't love certain industries. Platforms with shifting terms of service. The specific considerations that come with building something outside the mainstream.
The options were overwhelming too. Too many platforms, too many opinions, too many people insisting their way was the only way.
Meanwhile, I kept fielding the same questions from people in my circles. Informally, over DMs, on calls. I'd answer, they'd get unstuck, they'd move forward. The pattern was consistent enough that it seemed worth making into something.
So I built the thing I kept doing informally.
Tech Clarity started as a simple idea: a weekly space where entrepreneurs in the natural health and freedom space could bring their actual tech questions and get real answers. No generic tutorials. No upselling them on tools they don't need. Practical, foundational guidance from someone who understands both the tech and the world they're building in.
I also do 1:1 consulting for people who need more hands-on help. Working through specific problems together, building out scrappy MVP tech setups, or just having someone in their corner who can answer the question before it becomes a crisis.
If you're building something in this space and tech keeps getting in the way, that's exactly the problem I work on.
"He translated tech how-to's so that your brain goes, 'Oh, now I get it!'"
David is the bomb when it comes to tech decoding, hand-holding, and getting those dreaded tasks done and dusted for the non-techies in the world like me. He translates tech how-to's so that your brain goes, 'Oh, now I get it!' and then he either walks you through what needs to happen next or does it for you. He's a godsend!
— Melissa Almon, Cowgirl Copy Studio
A few other things worth knowing.
I've been playing video games since before they were socially acceptable for adults. No apologies.
I walk on the beach most days. It's the least tech thing I do and probably why I can stand in front of a screen the rest of the time.
I spent years moving from mainstream medicine through the influencer supplement world before landing on the Terrain Paradigm as a framework for actually thinking about health. If you've done something similar, you'll probably recognize the path. That's part of why I work in this space. I'm not just familiar with the audience, I'm part of it.
Free replay
Want to see how this works before committing to anything?
Watch the free Business Tech Office Hour replay. Real entrepreneurs in the natural health and freedom space bringing their actual tech questions and working through them live.
Good way to see whether this is useful for where you're at.