A lawyer who founds a company instead of writing a legal opinion. Seven of them in Czech real estate since 2018, six in the last thirteen months. Try finding a property problem I don't already have a company for.
Click anything. Try to catch me out.
Nine of the ten buttons lead to something that already exists. The tenth leads to me.
Founding dates from the Czech business register. The circles are clickable; the line draws as you scroll.
In January 2018 I co-founded the law firm ARROWS. Nine months later, my first own company, because real estate agents needed the law explained and a lawyer's hourly rate was not the right tool.
As a lawyer I've written hundreds. Each has a clause where someone covers something because they're afraid of it.
The owner is afraid of the tenant. The student is afraid of having nowhere to live. The agent is afraid of the law. Every fear in a clause is a gap in the market.
So that nobody has to be afraid of it anymore. On some gaps I founded two, because I missed the first time.
I don't code any better than the average lawyer. What I can do is brief AI agents and my own tools so that they get the work done. My companies therefore run on software built inside the group, and I have time to write texts like this one. I teach it to entrepreneurs in Master of Machines (Vládce strojů, in Czech): 12 courses, about 40 hours, not one of them on getting rich quick.
No library, no backend. The server just looks at who's asking. A person in a browser gets the page, a terminal gets text, and an agent asking for markdown gets markdown. The game can be played by URL.
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It really works. Open a terminal and try it. For agents there is also llms.txt.
Partnerships, investment, media, talks. Be specific: what you want, when, and what you expect from it. "Let's grab a coffee sometime" is a message too, I just answer it more slowly. Usually within two working days.
I'm a founding partner of the law firm ARROWS. The law is the reason I go into things others run away from. I don't offer legal services here, though; the bar's code of conduct doesn't allow it, and ARROWS has more people for that than I do.
What this contact is not for