About Me
For over a decade, I worked at the intersection of finance, marketing, sales, and data analysis, helping global brands like Pepsi, Lay’s, and Coca-Cola make smarter, more profitable decisions. As a revenue manager, I built strategies and models that optimised pricing, streamlined financial forecasting, and uncovered growth opportunities hidden in complex datasets.
But while working with data to drive corporate success was rewarding, I started to feel the itch to build something of my own, being free from corporate bureaucracy and politics. So, I left the corporate world, and began actively learning programming, data engineering, and data science to better equip myself for a next chapter.
Now, I’m applying my experience to building SaaS products from the ground up together with my husband. Currently, we’re working on:
🔸 Roadmappy — simple and affordable tool for creating product roadmaps
🔸 Clarismic — product feedback intelligence platform
But instead of working behind closed doors, we’re building in public. I’m sharing our journey: the wins, the challenges, and the lessons learned along the way. I believe documenting this process will provide others with valuable knowledge and inspiration.
If you’re interested in product-building, data-driven growth, and entrepreneurship, stick around. I’m sharing everything — from strategy deep dives to behind-the-scenes progress updates.

Our current tech stack
The goal is to keep it lean, scalable, and focused on shipping. Let’s see how far it takes us.










Brands I worked with
During my career, I have been lucky to work with 40+ global, regional and local brands. Some of them comprise:















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