Building with AI, and teaching others to.

Mindsheep Labs is the technology and AI arm of the Mindsheep ecosystem. Where Mindsheep Marketing applies AI to client campaigns, Labs builds the tools, automations, and custom solutions that power those capabilities, and offers them to other businesses.

Labs focuses on practical AI implementation: building systems that remove tedious, repetitive tasks so teams can concentrate on creative and strategic work. From custom AI workflows to full software products, Labs is where the engineering happens.

Mindsheep Learn is how David gives back: practical AI education for business owners and the people who work with them. The aim is simple. Help people use AI themselves, rather than feel left behind by it.

The first program, the ChatGPT Website Course, takes people from a blank chat to a live one-page website with free hosting in 28 short lessons. No code, no agency, and they can update it themselves.

It's the same belief behind everything else David builds: AI should make people more capable, not more anxious. Teaching it directly is the most direct way to make that happen.

GroupFound is a social networking platform built specifically for entrepreneurs, with AI matchmaking, real-time messaging, and community features. As CTO, David leads architecture, hiring, and execution hands-on.

The story isn't the product alone. It's how it's being built. David went to the founder and proposed doing it AI-first instead of the traditional way, for faster delivery and better outcomes. GroupFound is now a fully AI-first development project, with zero traditional, line-by-line coding. The team consists of highly experienced senior engineers (6+ and 10+ years, with strong architectural backgrounds) whose job is to facilitate AI-driven development rather than hand-write code.

Development started in March 2026, and launch is targeted for November 2026. The approach has been a clear success, with a tight-knit team delivering more than its size would suggest. It's a working proof point that AI-first development isn't a hack. It's a repeatable model when you pair the right tooling with senior people who know how to drive it.