OrigamiStack

Why OrigamiStack exists

Complex systems don't have to feel chaotic. OrigamiStack is built on the idea that technology can be precise, understandable, and genuinely helpful — without being over-engineered.

Why "Origami"?

Origami is the art of taking a single sheet and, through a series of deliberate folds, turning it into something structured and beautiful.

We think about products and systems the same way:

  • Start with what you already have — constraints, ideas, legacy systems.
  • Make a small number of clear, intentional "folds."
  • End up with something that looks simple from the outside, but holds its shape under real-world pressure.

OrigamiStack is about finding that balance: strong enough to last, light enough to change.

How we think about work

Simplicity first

If we can solve it with fewer moving parts, we will.

Systems, not features

A feature lives inside a system; we design both.

Pragmatism over fashion

We care more about fit than about using the latest tool.

Measurable outcomes

Performance, stability, and usability are all measurable.

Respect for your context

Your team, your constraints, your timelines matter.

About Eddie

I've worked across engineering, product, and growth — often at the same time. That means I care about how the system works, how it's used, and how it moves the business forward.

I enjoy working on:

  • New products that need a clear path from idea to version one.
  • Existing platforms that feel slower and more fragile than they should.
  • AI and automation that quietly do real work in the background.

OrigamiStack is my way of bringing all of that together: one studio that can see the whole picture and help refold it into something better.

How we engage with clients

  • We start with a conversation, not a pitch.
  • We're honest if we're not the right fit.
  • We keep teams small and communication direct.
  • We document decisions so you're not dependent on us long-term.
  • We aim to leave your system and your team in a better place than we found them.