How I built my project system in one afternoon
What an agent found in my own scattered data, the decisions that made it usable, and the three bugs testing caught before handover.
I build brands with AI — websites, images, and the engine behind them.
I use AI to build what a brand actually needs to get found — a personal-brand website, the images and visuals that carry it, and the automation that keeps it publishing. I work with Dennis Yu across the BlitzMetrics network. This site is a live example — built and published by an AI agent.

Anyone can make a video. Far fewer can use AI to build the whole thing a brand needs to get found — the site, the images, and the system that keeps it running.
Personal-brand sites and entity homes — designed, written, and published with AI agents, like the one you’re on. Fast, bilingual, and yours to own.
The imagery, thumbnails, and graphics a brand runs on — generated and shaped with AI so it looks consistent and real everywhere it shows up.
Wiring AI agents to build, write, translate, and publish — the engine that keeps a brand shipping without a room full of people.
“It’s not about one video. It’s about building the whole brand — the site, the images, the system — so it keeps working after I’m done.”The BlitzMetrics build method Leo runs
The clearest example is what you’re looking at. Alongside it, the network I build and produce for — and the podcast work it all started with.
This site — design, bilingual copy, and the blog, all built and published by an AI agent. The clearest example of the work.
Building and repurposing content across a network of entrepreneur sites — the content-factory system, applied.
Produced and repurposed podcasts for Colby Davis, Nathaniel Stevens, Alex Iltchev, and the Rising Talent Podcast — the freelance roots of the work.
Short dispatches from behind the scenes — the trips, the people, and the process behind the videos.
Two Americans, one ribeye at Timberjacks — the first meeting between Justin and Dennis, and the website I built him.
Read the post →Bakery mornings, long editing sessions, and meeting Jan Koch — what a week working in person with Dennis Yu looked like.
Read the post →Sitting down with WordPress veteran and AI-agent builder Jan Koch at Motorworld in Cologne, during Dennis Yu’s week in Germany.
Read the post →Photos from Toronto & Cologne — in the posts and the story above.


Leo met Dennis Yu and the BlitzMetrics team and spent time together in Toronto — shooting videos and recording a podcast. Somewhere in that trip, an editor became an entrepreneur. That episode went up on Dennis’s website and others, the first proof that Leo’s work travels further than a single clip.
Since then he’s worked remotely with the team — producing podcasts for entrepreneurs across the network, learning the content-factory system, and proving the thesis the whole company teaches: a good reputation, multiplied by AI, is the real engine. Google sees it. Buyers see it.
In early July 2026, Leo and Dennis meet again — this time in Cologne. This site is the living example of what they build together.
Leo’s work plugs into a web of entrepreneurs and creators who each own their entity home. Linked together, those sites form a network of credibility.
Want a personal-brand site that builds itself, the images to go with it, or an AI system that keeps you publishing? That’s the work.
“Give me a brand. I’ll build the site, the images, and the system that keeps it publishing — with AI doing the heavy lifting, so the right people actually find you.”