Michael Mey

💼 Agile Requirements Expert | 🚀 Supercharging Productivity with AI | 🤝 Empowering Teams

Seasoned IT professional with over 20 years of extensive experience spanning diverse sectors within the industry. With roots in software development, he seamlessly integrates the approach of international
corporate environments with the agile characteristic of startups. Renowned for his structured approach, Michael possesses a keen eye for detail alongside a strategic mindset that encompasses the broader organizational landscape.

His reputation is built upon transparent communication, strong social acumen, and a pragmatic, hands-on ethos, making him a trusted advisor and leader within the digital domain. With a comprehensive skill set encompassing roles such as Project and Program Manager, Agile Coach, Scrum Master, Product
Owner, Requirements Engineer, Trainer, and Facilitator, Michael consistently delivers impactful solutions that align with business objectives.

Founding Member

Driving the New DAO Economy - twire gets your DAO off the ground and ensures long-term operations with our low-code toolkit.

Ist Programmieren jetzt nur noch eine Frage der Einstellung?

In nur drei Stunden haben wir heute eine Grenze eingerissen, die jahrelang als unüberwindbar galt. Gemeinsam mit Matthias Herbert und dem Verlag Dashöfer GmbH haben wir gezeigt: Wer ein Problem versteht, kann es heute auch lösen - ohne eine einzige Zeile Code selbst zu schreiben.

Das Experiment: Von Null zur App in 180 Minuten 
Das Besondere an diesem Seminar? Kein einziger Teilnehmer hatte einen Software-Hintergrund. Dennoch haben alle innerhalb der kurzen Zeit eine eigene, funktionierende App gebaut. Der Schlüssel war «Vibe Coding» über das Google AI Studio. Da die Hürden bei der Einrichtung und Bezahlung dort aktuell am niedrigsten sind, konnten wir uns sofort auf das Wesentliche konzentrieren: Die Idee.

Was in drei Stunden entstanden ist: 
Die Bandbreite der entwickelten Lösungen war beeindruckend und zeigt, wie individuell KI eingesetzt werden kann:
- Ein Magic Meme Creator für schnelles Content-Marketing.
- Ein automatisiertes Tool zur Erstellung von Briefing-Dokumenten für Kunden.
- Ein smarter Planer für Fussball-Trainingseinheiten.
- Ein effizienter Projekt- und Ressourcenplaner für den Business-Alltag.

Warum die Technik nebensächlich, aber das Handwerk essenziell ist 
Man könnte meinen, Software-Architektur sei nun hinfällig. Das Gegenteil ist der Fall. Vibe Coding nimmt uns das Tippen ab, aber nicht das Denken.

Was wir heute im Seminar massiv gespürt haben: Die Qualität der App steht und fällt mit der Business-Analyse und dem Requirements Engineering. Wer seine Kunden nicht versteht und Anforderungen nicht präzise definieren kann, dem hilft auch die beste KI nicht.

Im Product Management Lifecycle verschieben sich die Gewichte:
1. Das Kundenverständnis wird zur absoluten Kernkompetenz.
2. Die Fähigkeit, Geschäftsprozesse tiefgehend zu analysieren, entscheidet über den Erfolg.
3. Professionelle Software-Architekten werden wichtiger denn je, um diese schnellen Prototypen in sichere, skalierbare Enterprise-Lösungen zu überführen.

Die Zukunft des Product Managements 
Wir verlassen die Zeit, in der man Wochen auf einen Prototypen warten musste. Product Manager werden zu aktiven Schöpfern. Matthias Herbert und ich sind fasziniert davon, wie schnell aus einer vagen Vorstellung ein echtes Werkzeug werden kann, wenn man die Methoden des klassischen Requirements Engineerings mit der Geschwindigkeit von generativer KI kombiniert.
D
ie Barriere zwischen Idee und Ausführung ist weg. Jetzt kommt es darauf an, die richtigen Fragen zu stellen.

#VibeCoding #ProductManagement #RequirementsEngineering #GenerativeAI #Innovation

The LinkedIn AI bubble is a distortion of reality.

If you spend ten minutes scrolling, you’d think the entire world has already automated their lives. But this chart is the reality check we need.

The global adoption of AI isn't as deep or as sophisticated as your feed suggests.

Look at the numbers: Out of 8.1 billion people, ~84% have never interacted with AI. And for the 16% who have? The "adoption" often stops at the surface level.

In our trainings at Obvious Works, we see a recurring, dangerous pattern: People are using AI as a glorified Google. They prompt, they get an answer, and they stop thinking. They trust the output blindly without applying the critical oversight required for high-quality product development.

The tech is moving at warp speed, but our mental models are lagging.

This is why my mission is two-fold:
⦿ Professional: At Obvious Works, we help teams integrate AI across the entire product lifecycle. From requirements to implementation - without losing the "human in the loop."
⦿ Personal: As an extended board member at swissAI, I’m committed to enabling people to use these tools effectively in their private lives. Moving from "blind trust" to genuine empowerment.

AI shouldn't be a reason to outsource your brain. It should be a catalyst to think deeper.

We aren't "late" to the AI era. We are just at the stage where we need to learn how to actually use the tools we’ve been given, before we forget how to build things ourselves.

How many people in your circle are using AI as a "thinking partner" versus just a "faster search engine"?

Credit: @SoloBitcoiner (X) for this incredible visualization.

Want to move past the hype and master the practical application of AI in product management? Follow me for more insights.

#AI #ProductManagement #SwissAI #SoftwareDevelopment #DigitalTransformation

Chris Koronowski

Podcast Host at Web3 Snapshots | Doers Growth - Done for you Linkedin Content! You talk. We create | Web3 Doers Community - We grow in the Web3 space together | LinkedIn Top Voice | Growth Marketer

Most founders spend countless hours a week creating content. Or they don't create content at all. 

I'm building CaptureFlow to fix this.

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THE FOUNDER'S CONTENT PROBLEM:

You know you need thought leadership.
You know content drives inbound leads.
You know your competitors are posting 5x/week.

But you're too busy actually building your company.

Meanwhile, your content graveyard grows.

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THE CAPTUREFLOW SOLUTION:

Stop CREATING content. Start CAPTURING it.

Turn your existing content into 20+ polished posts:
→ One 30-min video → 5 shorts + 3 carousels + 10 text posts
→ One voice memo → carousel + graphic + video
→ One document → week of LinkedIn posts

AI handles the transformation.
You spend 10 minutes reviewing.
That's it.

No blank page paralysis.
No long-hour content creation.
No choosing between building your product and building your brand.

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WHY CAPTUREFLOW IS DIFFERENT:

Unlike ChatGPT or generic AI tools, CaptureFlow learns YOUR voice.

It analyzes your past content, interviews, and writing style, then creates new content that sounds like YOU wrote it, not a robot.

Plus, it's built specifically for multi-platform posting:
→ LinkedIn (text, carousel, video)
→ X/Twitter (threads, tweets)
→ Instagram (reels, carousels, stories)
→ TikTok (short videos)
→ YouTube (shorts, long-form)
→ Facebook (posts, videos)

One capture session → content for every platform.

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THE NUMBERS:

🎯 500+ founders on the waitlist
🎯 Launching early access February 2025
🎯 Early bird pricing: $15/mo (50% off for life)
🎯 Only 100 early bird spots available

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MY STORY:

I spent 10+ years as a LinkedIn growth strategist, helping 200+ founders and consultants build their personal brands.

I saw the same pattern repeat endlessly:
→ Founders start strong, then they give up entirely, or hire expensive agencies.

The problem wasn't motivation. It was TIME.

So I built the tool I wish I'd had as a founder: CaptureFlow.

Now I'm building in public, sharing the journey, and helping founders escape the content creation grind.

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BUILDING IN PUBLIC:

Follow along as I:
→ Grow from 0 to 1,000 users
→ Share revenue milestones ($0 → $10K MRR)
→ Document product decisions (what worked, what didn't)
→ Build a sustainable, founder-friendly SaaS

Transparency > perfection.

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LET'S CONNECT:

If you're a founder struggling with content creation, I'd love to hear your story.

Let's build together.

📍 Build with ❤️ remotely | Open to partnerships

LinkedIn Top Voice for Web3 & Emerging Tech

Elected LinkedIn Top Voice for Web3 & Emerging Tech in 2024 for contribution to the Web3 community, Web3 content creation and understanding of Web3 and Emerging Tech.

I'm part of LinkedIn’s Top Voices program - an invitation-only community featuring a global group of experts on LinkedIn! 

My focus of expertise is in Community Building, Growth Marketing, Demand Generation, Content Creation, and Personal Branding for the Web3 space.

I just soft launched CaptureFlow in public beta and here's how it went:

200 people signed up for the waitlist. 30 showed up live today.

That's a 15% show-up rate. For a product built by two guys with zero marketing budget, I'll take it as another small win!

30 people trusted us enough to show up. To give us an hour of their day. To believe that two cofounders from Poland and UK might have built something worth their time.

That's everything.

Every big company started with a small room. Every product started with a handful of people who said "I'll try it."

To those 30 people who showed up and 12 who already paid: THANK YOU. 🙏 You're the reason we keep building.

To the 170 who didn't show up, the replay is going to be sent soon! 

And to everyone reading this on LinkedIn. 

This is just day one of another chapter. I'm going to share every number, every win, every failure, every awkward moment from here on out. No filters.

And just for you to remember:

You don't need a thousand users on launch day. You need 30 people who actually care. Start there.

Keep building and showing up! 💪

Krystian Koronowski

Stop creating content. Start capturing it. | Founder @CaptureFlow - AI-powered content platform for busy professionals | Building in public

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CaptureFlow just hit #2 on a "top 20 fastest growing startups" list for one day...

Sounds impressive until you realize growing from $250 MRR in closed beta, to those launch numbers is how we got those 730% growth. So let's calm down.

But here's what actually happened in less than 48 hours:

- 42 users signed up
- $1,120 MRR from paying customers
- $13,440 ARR on day one
- 1 agency onboarding with 30 seats
- 21 members in the Skool community doing the Capture30 challenge
- Ranked #2 on Unicorne's Top 20 fastest growing startups （+730%）

But here's the thing:

Two days ago, this was a product only users from closed beta were using, built by two guys with no marketing budget.

Today 42 people are trusting us with their content. An agency is onboarding their entire team and first clients. And strangers on the internet just started doing a 30-day challenge we designed.

That's not a leaderboard win. That's a real win, we are proud of!

Rankings don't build companies. Customers do. But I'd be lying if I said #2 of 20 fastest growing startups by TrustMRR, didn't feel pretty good for day one!

Let's keep building.

I launched a community 20 hours before our product went live.

Just a Skool group and a 30-day challenge.

Here's the backstory:

CaptureFlow launched yesterday. 200 founders on the waitlist. 4 Months of building. And the day before I'm sitting there thinking, what happens AFTER people sign up?

Because I've seen it a hundred times. Founders buy the tool. Use it twice. Disappear.

The tool isn't the problem. The accountability is.

So instead of polishing the product for the 47th time, I spent the last 24 hours building a community from scratch.

Here's what's inside:

- A full classroom with 6 modules （adding lessons today!）
- A 30-day challenge called Capture30 with weekly webinars and office hours
- Daily standups where members check in with what they posted, who they engaged, and what they're focusing on
- Prizes for the most consistent members, including lifetime access to our product

Here's the good, bad, and ugly:

GOOD:

- People are already joining.
- The pinned posts are getting some comments.
- It slowly start to feel like a community.

BAD:

- I was creating Skool community full day before launch day instead of rehearsing my launch presentation.
- The video walkthroughs aren't recorded yet, need to add them today.
- I have no idea if daily standups are too much to ask from busy professionals.

UGLY:

- We have $340 MRR. This community is free. And I just spent 1 day building it instead of building more features and polishing the product. 

But here's the thing:

The founders I admire most didn't build audiences first. They built communities first. People who show up every day, hold each other accountable, and actually get results.

That's worth more than another feature nobody uses.

Don't just build a product people sign up for. Build a place people show up to. Every day.

Link to the community is on my profile, sign it up today!

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