I didn't start in AI.
I started in grief.
I learned to code in undergrad — enough to know I loved the logic of it, the way you could build something from nothing. Then life happened, clinical training happened, private practice happened, and the code got shelved.
Years later, after a pregnancy loss, I found myself back at a laptop at 2am teaching myself Python. I wasn't trying to build a business. I was just trying to get through the days. Coding gave me something to focus on that had nothing to do with grief — a problem I could actually solve.
Somewhere in that process I started applying it to my practice. Eval reports. Intake systems. Documentation that used to eat my evenings. I wasn't trying to build a product — I was trying to reclaim my time so I could be present for the things that actually mattered.
What I found was that the tools I built for myself worked. Really well. And that every SLP I knew was drowning in the same paperwork I'd just automated. So I started teaching it. And then building it for people who didn't want to learn — they just wanted the time back.
That's Systems with Jwo. Built from necessity, refined through practice, and shared because you deserve your evenings back too.
SLP → AI builder → your biggest fan