#1 · Mar 2021 – Present
Technical Founder
Airheart is a travel platform, with three products launching on it. Atlas is a travel agent on staff: it plans a trip, books it, and then keeps watching it, tracking fares, validating connections and entry requirements, and rebuilding days when conditions change. Voyager is a collaborative planner, holding one shared itinerary as it is edited from several directions at once. Catalogues are curated guides from reputable publishers, which ground the agents in vetted material rather than open-ended search.
Founded in 2021 and funded by a pre-seed round, it grew to an estimated 400,000 monthly users on organic search, which is where the coverage below came from. That audience, and the travel content built for it, are what the agents now draw on.
I built it, launched it, and grew the user base myself. It runs a Go, Ent and GraphQL backend behind a SvelteKit front end, with Temporal underneath as the durable execution layer for anything long-running. That durability is what makes the agentic work tractable: agents act over days rather than seconds, so their reasoning survives restarts, retries and rate limits instead of dying with a request. I built that layer too: the harness the agents operate inside, the tools they can call, the evaluation suites that grade their decisions, and the observability that keeps their behavior measurable rather than anecdotal.