A coaching practice for tech dads who are done running their parents' legacy code. Built by a software architect who debugged his own fatherhood first.
The same rigor you bring to production systems, applied to the most important system you'll ever maintain.
Map your reactive moments. When did you snap? What triggered it? We build a complete trace of the pattern before touching any code.
Most reactive parenting is an attempt to solve a problem you experienced as a kid. We find the original bug, not just the symptom.
Replace inherited patterns with conscious ones. Not suppression, not willpower. Actual rewiring through understanding and practice.
Real kids, real bedtime meltdowns, real Tuesday evenings. The only test environment that matters. Between sessions, you have Slack/email support.
Your children won't remember your sprint velocity or your system uptime. They'll remember how you showed up when things broke down. That's the code worth getting right.