Where Tech Meets Play, and Soccer Divides the Household
By day, we're deep in code and algorithms. By evening, we're building block towers and explaining why the sky is blue. We're the couple behind IterLight, and yes—we're still married despite cheering for opposing teams in the World Cup Final.
Our professional journey reads like a choose-your-own-adventure book: higher education, financial markets, e-commerce, and gaming. This wild career ride hasn't just paid the bills; it's gifted us with a kaleidoscope of perspectives that we bring to everything we touch—whether it's explaining fractions using pizza to our 9-year-old son or designing an AI platform that reimagines parental guidance.
IterLight is officially our third child (after our 3-year-old daughter and 9-year-old son), and like our human offspring, it was conceived from love, keeps us up at night, and makes us ridiculously excited about the future. Unlike our human children, however, this one won't need braces or a college fund.
The Beautiful Game's Ugliest 120 Minutes
Want to know how solid our partnership is? We survived the World Cup Final with one of us worshipping at the altar of German football while the other has a shrine to Messi in our home office. Those 120 minutes of silent treatment? Just consider it an extreme stress test for our marriage—one that proved that not even the beautiful game can break what we've built together.
Our household operates on a delicate balance of technological innovation and bedtime stories, spreadsheets and sippy cups. We finish each other's sentences, debug each other's code, and occasionally steal each other's dessert. This dance of complementary chaos somehow works—in parenting, in business, and in life.
IterLight emerged from our shared belief that technology should illuminate the journey of parenthood rather than complicate it. Just as we hold torches for our children as they explore the world, we're creating digital light for other parents navigating their own foggy paths.
Join us on this journey. We promise it'll be as entertaining as watching us during international football tournaments—and infinitely more productive.