One person. That isn't a shortcoming I'm hiding.
My name is Ihsan Nugraha. By day I work as both a product manager and an engineer, and Afteroffice Studio is my independent practice outside that — the name comes from when most of this work actually happens.
I don't have a team, and I don't pretend to. You talk directly to the person who thinks the product through and builds it. No account manager in the middle, no request that quietly changes meaning as it passes through three people, and decisions that can be made inside a single conversation.
What makes this possible is working with AI. I direct, decide, and stay accountable; AI executes the parts that used to take days. It isn't magic, and it's no substitute for product judgement — a model doesn't know who your users are, doesn't know what's safe to sacrifice, and won't carry the consequences of getting it wrong. That part stays human work.
I also handle the parts nobody sees: servers, deployment, backups, monitoring. Not because I enjoy operations, but because a product that can't be run and recovered isn't a product — it's a demo that got lucky.