Fotios Mpouris
Fotios Mpouris
The systems are already running. The question is whose.
I build things that actually run. Voice agents that pick up the phone and close the deal. A care platform used every day by my own family. An AI lead pipeline seeing houses through computer vision. My own AI managing it all between check-ins — twenty-four hours a day, for about four dollars.
OpenCare is the live product — care coordination for families, used daily, free. But it's the opening chapter of something larger: a decentralized human-services marketplace where AI agents handle the 95% of bureaucratic work that is procedural, and human Sentinels handle the 5% that requires real judgment. Identity on Nostr. Coordination currency, not speculation. Infrastructure for economic resilience — built by a caregiver, not by a startup that interviewed caregivers.
53M unpaid US family caregivers · ~$30/mo server cost · Running on one EC2 instance.
opencare.poorpeople.app · poorpeople.appAn AI sales director that sits inside a contractor's CRM, knowledge base, and pricing sheets. Claude thinks. Cartesia speaks in 40 milliseconds. Deepgram listens. Twenty-one tools cover the full contractor workflow — customer lookup to signed proposal. It's not a voice assistant. It's a coworker who never forgets a follow-up.
~300 API calls/day · 99.7% success rate · Multi-tenant.
harde.appA 30-year remodeling company needed leads that arrive enriched, not raw. Upload a photo of a house. GPT-4o vision analyzes the exterior. Perplexity researches the property. The enriched lead hits DynamoDB and a notification email before a human ever touches it.
James Hardie Elite Preferred · Trusted since 1997 · AI-enriched pipeline live.
aaexterior.comMy AI executive assistant. Hermes Agent running on Lightsail, communicating via Telegram. It manages real care tasks through the OpenCare API, runs a 9-lens video intelligence pipeline, orchestrates an autonomous art pipeline from S3 to Instagram, and maintains a 105-page knowledge wiki. It costs less than a coffee per day.
$2–4/day · 105 wiki pages · Claude Sonnet 4.6 + Haiku 4.5.
Internal system
I set vision. I make the architectural calls. I decide what ships and what doesn't. Then I step back and let the agents work. Claude writes code. Ethos manages the schedule. Deepgram listens to the customer. Cartesia responds before the human finishes processing what they heard. A Lambda colorizes art and posts it to Instagram while I'm asleep. I keep them honest. They keep me productive.
Architecture. Product vision. Integration design. A decade of feeding people and knowing what they actually want. Taste.
Code generation. Voice processing. Content pipelines. Task coordination. The willingness to work at 3 AM without complaining about it.
If the work is interesting and the people are serious.
