I build companies, software and systems.
- Software
- Web
- E-commerce
- Payments
- Automation
- Telecommunications
I'm Ryon Whyte, an entrepreneur, developer and product strategist. I work at the intersection of business, technology and execution, turning ideas into products, platforms and companies that solve real problems.
My work has never fit neatly into a single category.
I build businesses. I write software. I design systems. I work through product strategy, payments, infrastructure, operations, marketing and all of the less glamorous problems that appear between an idea and a working business.
Sometimes that means developing a mobile application. Sometimes it means designing payment infrastructure, deploying servers, automating a process or figuring out why something isn't working. And sometimes it means starting an entirely new company.
That combination is what I enjoy most: taking complicated problems and turning them into things that actually work.
- 01 Understand the problem deeply.
- 02 Build the simplest version that solves it.
- 03 Put it in front of real people.
- 04 Learn what breaks.
- 05 Improve it.
Companies I am building.
Most of my entrepreneurial work sits under Sitepact Group. The industries vary, but the approach doesn't: find the friction, understand the system underneath it, then build a better way through.
Sitepact
Technology for modern businesses
Tasonic
Global mobile connectivity
Visit Jamaica Villas
Luxury villa rentals and booking
Cardyfi
Digital gift cards and commerce infrastructure
Tolinku
Deep linking infrastructure for apps
I advise on the problems I have actually solved.
Most technology advice comes from people who have never had to operate the thing they are advising on. The systems I work on for clients are the same ones I run in my own companies.
Founder and board level input on technical direction.
Gateways, fraud, reconciliation and merchant systems.
Independent reads before investment or rebuild.
Hands-on builds, integrations and infrastructure.
Not everything I build needs to become a company.
I experiment constantly with software, electronics, infrastructure and automation. Custom payment integrations, self hosted infrastructure, cellular hardware, VoIP systems, home automation and AI. I document what worked, what broke and how I fixed it.
Notes from building.
Problems I solved, technical discoveries, business lessons, experiments and mistakes. No content machine, and no pretending every experiment was revolutionary.
I'm interested in the places where technology can remove friction from industries that have traditionally been underserved, overlooked or unnecessarily complicated.
There is a lot left to build. That's the interesting part.