Thomas Witt: Tech Entrepreneur & Angel Investor

I run Claude Code with a big session model, Fable or Opus 5, plus a small zoo of subagents doing the boring parts.

There is a recurring pattern in enterprise software history: technologies that initially promised dramatic productivity gains by hiding complexity eventually created large applications that became difficult or impossible to maintain.

You sign up for fiber internet, you’ve already got a perfectly good router - a Ubiquiti Dream Machine (Unifi UDM) - and all you want is to plug the optics plug straight into it.

I have a pre-installed pool heat pump - an “AcquaSource” branded unit, the kind you can buy at any pool store in Europe - which supports WiFi.

On February 3, 2026, tech stocks went into free fall.

I maintain a side project called Airfield Directory, a Rails app backed by DynamoDB for general aviation pilots.

It’s not really a new insight when I tell you, it feels like AI is everywhere in the startup scene especially since 2023.

I utilize Wise.com (formerly Transferwise) for managing several business accounts and find it generally reliable and efficient, except for some initial account setup annoyances.

Many macOS software installers add unnecessary background processes, such as auto-updaters, which can be intrusive or even spyware.

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