Walker Software Mechanic

I began my professional career in 1999 at the age of 22, entering the banking industry as a software developer. Over the following 15 years, I worked in the banking sector, developing systems and gaining extensive experience in enterprise software, before leaving the industry in 2014.
After leaving banking, I became deeply focused on a long-term ambition: creating software capable of building software. I spent years developing and refining this concept. With the emergence of modern AI, I was finally able to bring that vision into a structured, practical system designed to make software development faster, easier to maintain, and easier to debug.
Today, my focus is on building practical software products and developing a business model that creates opportunities for both technology and sales entrepreneurs. My vision is based on a simple three-way model: one third of product revenue goes to the person who sells the product, one third goes to the software business, and one third is allocated to ongoing maintenance and development.
For web-based products, customers pay a subscription, with the original salesperson receiving their share of the subscription revenue every month. For device-based products, such as desktop, laptop, or handheld applications, customers pay a once-off purchase price and only pay for future upgrades. There are no registration fees.
I believe this model can create a sustainable ecosystem where developers, salespeople, and customers all benefit from the continued growth and improvement of the products. My goal is not simply to build software, but to build a software business model that can create opportunities, reward sales, and keep products continuously maintained and improved.