I generate clicks.
The kind that turn into revenue.

Clixigen is one technologist with a logo. I build software, run Scrum teams that actually ship, and fill B2B pipelines with people who want to hear from you. No account managers. No 80-slide decks. Just the work.

Tell me what's broken → or see what I do

Document: DoneDESIGN × DIGITAL × TECH × DATA × STRATEGY

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The interesting stuff happens where things cross.

There's an X in the middle of the name on purpose. Most growth problems aren't a marketing problem or an engineering problem. They live at the intersection, where nobody's job description quite reaches.

Buyers × builders Your product team and your prospects, finally in the same conversation.
Data × decisions Dashboards somebody acts on, not dashboards somebody admires.
Strategy × shipping A plan that survives contact with a sprint.

📁C:\CLIXIGEN\WHAT_I_DO

A suspiciously wide range of things, done properly.

B2B lead generation NEW!

Landing pages, outbound, paid and the plumbing between them. Built so a click becomes a conversation and a conversation becomes a deal.

Software

Web apps, integrations, internal tools, AI-flavoured things that are useful. I write the code, not just the ticket.

Scrum & delivery

Standing up teams, un-sticking stuck ones, and making "done" mean done. Agile without the cosplay.

Envisioning

Fuzzy idea in, something you can point at out. Workshops, prototypes and roadmaps for when you know there's a product in there somewhere.

Consulting

A second brain for founders and product leaders. Tech choices, growth bets, vendor BS detection, the occasional reality check.

Something else?

If it involves technology and somebody needs it to make money, there's a decent chance I've done it. Try me

6 object(s)0 account managers

🖼️My Cool Screenshots

Stuff I've shipped.

A rotating sample. Real screenshots are on their way in; these are stand-ins so the page doesn't look naked.

Analytics dashboard with charts — **pipeline.jpg** Lead gen engines: funnels, attribution and the dashboards that prove they work. stock photo

Laptop showing performance charts — **app.jpg** B2B software, from first commit to paying customers. stock photo

Wall of sticky notes from a planning session — **sprint.jpg** Scrum that ships. Boards that reflect reality. stock photo

Team working together around laptops — **workshop.jpg** Envisioning sprints: whiteboard to prototype in days. stock photo

Close-up of a circuit board — **wiring.jpg** Integrations. Making your tools talk to each other. stock photo

🧙Clixigen Setup Wizard

Three steps. No discovery phase that lasts a quarter.

Step 1 of 3
You vent

Thirty minutes, no pitch. Tell me what's stuck, what you've tried and what "fixed" would look like.
Step 2 of 3
I scope

You get a short plan in plain English: what I'd do, how long, what it costs. If I'm the wrong person, I'll say so.
Step 3 of 3
We ship

Small pieces, visible progress, numbers you can check. You talk to the person doing the work, because that's me.

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📬Sign my guestbook (a.k.a. hire me)

C:\> your_move.exe

Got a growth problem with a tech-shaped hole in it?

Send a couple of lines. I read everything and reply myself, usually within a day.

Prefer email? jonathan@clixigen.com

I generate clicks.The kind that turn into revenue.