I started young. At 14 I launched my first business in clothing — I've always been driven by making things, and fashion was my first creative outlet. It taught me about brand, taste, and shipping something real.
That creative itch pulled me toward the web. Designing clothes became designing websites, and I fell for the craft — the mix of aesthetics and engineering, of making something beautiful that also works. I taught myself and turned a hobby into a profession.
Today Goudbeek builds AI that does real work for businesses: agents that handle a support queue, chatbots that answer from your own documents, software that reads the paperwork. Alongside that we build and run our own products, like Brohns.

