Where are you stuck?

Early founders do not all need the same advice. Pick the stage you are in, and I will start with the decisions that matter there.

01 Founder getting started An idea, maybe a co-founder, nothing in a customer's hands yet. 02 Founder before product-market fit It is live, a few people use it, and it is not pulling yet. 03 Founder with fit, trying to scale Revenue is real, and the system, the team or the bill is straining. 04 Founder needing technical judgment A CTO call, architecture review, or second opinion before you spend months building.

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TRACK RECORD

The work moves numbers.

15+

Years shipping

Companies founded

Acquisitions

80%

Of ops automated with AI — client best case

Scaling product

From first paying customers to a platform taking orders every morning.

Marketing that compounds

Positioning, funnels, and reading the numbers behind them.

Understanding your ICP

Finding who actually pays, and building for exactly them.

AI in the business

Automating real workflows — up to 80% of operations, not demos.

TESTIMONIALS

What it's like to work with me.

Doron has the rare founder-engineer ability to turn messy ideas into working products without losing sight of the people using them. He brings speed, taste, and real technical judgment to every conversation.

Yonatan K.

Working with Doron feels like having a CTO, product strategist, and builder in the same room. He asks sharp questions, moves fast, and keeps the work grounded in what actually matters.

Sarah M.

Doron doesn’t just write code; he creates momentum. He can take an ambiguous problem, cut through the noise, and ship something clean, useful, and thoughtfully built.

Gill S.

What stands out about Doron is his balance of curiosity and execution. He explores deeply, but when it’s time to build, he becomes practical, focused, and incredibly effective.

James T.

Doron explains complex technical ideas in a way that makes them feel approachable. Whether he’s discussing machine learning, product architecture, or startup strategy, he makes people smarter around him.

Ravit B.

As a founder and technical leader, Doron brings calm clarity to high-pressure work. He sees both the system and the user, which makes his decisions unusually strong.

Hadar M.

Doron is a builder in the best sense: hands-on, thoughtful, and allergic to unnecessary complexity. He brings clean engineering, product intuition, and a genuinely optimistic energy to the work.

Michael D.

Doron introduced AI into our business end to end — today 80% of our operations run automated, and the team finally has room to tackle the next big thing.

Daniel P.