About Robert

It started at Mid-States Campers in Rapid City, South Dakota. A family RV dealership that Robert took from $2.5 million to $15 million in revenue over five years. Sales, service, finance, IT, parts, accounting — every department, every decision, every day.

That experience didn't just build a business. It built a way of thinking. When you run every function of a company, you start seeing patterns that specialists miss. Which decisions compound. Which shortcuts cost you later. Where the real leverage is.

In 2008, that thinking became CleverQ Software — customizable business dashboards that turned scattered data into structured decisions. It was the first attempt at encoding what operators know into tools others could use. It worked, but the technology wasn't ready for what Robert actually wanted to build.

Then came consulting, real estate, advertising (sold RecWorld to a national billboard company), the Bakken oil fields (Suds Laundry World), and six years running operations at a Harley-Davidson dealership.

Every role added more data. More pattern recognition. More proof that the gap between what experts know and what AI delivers is not a training data problem — it's a decision architecture problem.

The Turning Point

October 14, 2023. After watching close friends and family taken by preventable disease — cancer, heart disease, metabolic disease, neurodegenerative disease — Robert jumped into the deep end of the pool. Began systematically optimizing his own health using AI-assisted research and blood work analysis.

Seven medications eliminated. Biologically 49 at chronological age 61. A 12-year gap, earned through the same systematic approach that built every business: take implicit knowledge, make it structured, make it repeatable, make it measurable.

That health optimization process became the methodology. The pattern recognition that had been implicit across 40 years of operating became explicit. Frameworks emerged. And the decision to encode all of it into AI infrastructure was made.

StackFast Technologies

February 2025: full-time commitment. StackFast Technologies Inc. A question-finding and guardrail engine layered on top of answer engines. 10 proprietary decision frameworks. 746 encoded chunks. 16 provisional patents filed with the USPTO. One trademark.

The AI6 collaborative intelligence system — six AI models working in concert. CogentCast launched as the first SDK consumer. The operating knowledge of four decades, accessible to anyone.

The Validation

Industry experts later identified this exact approach as "Intent Engineering" — encoding organizational purpose into AI infrastructure. StackFast was already operational while the industry was still discovering the discipline. Systematic thinking methodology identified and solved the problem before anyone had terminology for it.

"In Jeans, Not Robes." — Direct, operator-built, anti-BS, no academic pretense. That's the philosophy. That's the brand. That's Robert.