I'm a founder and full-stack engineer building AI-native platforms at the intersection of
insurance, travel, and business automation. I started Pointify Travels as a real travel agency
in 2024 and grew it into a technology platform with 234,000+ SEO pages, mistake fare detection,
and an ecosystem of 8 coordinated projects.
In 2026 I launched InsurifyAI — an AI insurance claims platform powered by 21 autonomous
Shadow Team agents — and FormifyAI, an automated business formation SaaS with a native
insurance cross-sell. Along the way I built David Resenstein, a fully autonomous AI senior
engineer who runs on his own Mac VM and ships code through Claude Code CLI.
My philosophy: every paid SaaS wall is an opportunity to build the internal replacement.
That bootstrapping mindset has saved $5,308/month in subscription costs — from pgvector
replacing Pinecone, to self-hosted Plane replacing Jira, to 85+ loyalty scrapers replacing
Seats.aero.
I’m a 2026 graduate of Indiana University Bloomington’s Luddy School of
Informatics, Computing, and Engineering — B.S. in Informatics (Business Cognate) with a minor
from the Kelley School of Business. Diploma in hand as of May 2026.
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USCIS Naturalization Ceremony Speaker
New citizens recite the Pledge of Allegiance at Windham High School, Oct. 8, 2019 · Photo: Derry News
In October 2019, I was hand-selected from the Windham High School student body to speak at a
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services naturalization ceremony — where
approximately 49 people from 30 countries took the Oath of Allegiance and became American citizens.
The ceremony was officiated by Chief Judge Landya B. McCafferty of the United States
District Court of New Hampshire.
I read a letter I had written in my American Studies class, welcoming the new citizens and sharing
the story of helping my grandparents study for their own citizenship test. “Your dedication
to this country should inspire all.”
Read the Derry News coverage
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2026 Informatics Capstone Fair — SideQuest IU (Team 32)
Team 32 — Zoheb Alvi, Aidan Kim, and Grayson Johnson — at Franklin Hall’s President’s Hall, April 2026 · Photo: Chris Kowalczyk, Luddy School Communications
At the 2026 Informatics Capstone Fair, more than 200 Luddy School Informatics students
across 56 teams showcased a year of computational, design, and sociotechnical work
— with SideQuest IU (built by Team 32: Zoheb Alvi, Tyrus Foss, Grayson Johnson, and
Aidan Kim) singled out as a featured project for “providing a better way to get connected with IU
clubs and activities.”
“Most schools use another platform for that, and it doesn’t provide any sort of real
meaningful connection. There’s no personalization when you’re onboarding or coming to school.
SideQuest IU solves that by creating onboarding feature aids through AI personalization and matching.”
— quoted in the IU Luddy News article.
The fair, directed by faculty member Logan Paul, was described as a moment that
“captures the full arc of informatics learning,” while Informatics chair Alessandro
Flammini praised the students for putting together “all these amazing skills” to
“become a benefit to society.” The event also celebrated 25 years of Informatics at
IU, with 20+ alumni judges returning to evaluate the work.
Read the IU Luddy News coverage
