PolyFire
PREDICTION MARKETSA Telegram bot and mini-app concept that lets anyone mirror proven Polymarket traders automatically — fund an encrypted on-chain wallet, follow the sharpest money, and let the system place the trades.
BoomSauce Labs is Michael Smith — a builder-operator who designs, engineers, and ships production software solo, with AI agents as the workforce. 25 years in software and telecom, several exits, and a habit of turning blank repos into live systems.

Each one a full system — architecture, engineering, and ops through one set of hands, with AI agents doing the heavy lifting under my direction. Here's the work, and the skill behind it.
A Telegram bot and mini-app concept that lets anyone mirror proven Polymarket traders automatically — fund an encrypted on-chain wallet, follow the sharpest money, and let the system place the trades.
The intelligence layer that makes copy-trading work: ingest tens of thousands of on-chain wallets, score them for real skill, and surface the whales worth following before the crowd catches on.
A full cold-email and outreach engine — owned sending infrastructure, warmup, deliverability, reputation, and campaign tooling built in-house instead of rented.
A proprietary Twilio platform — dynamic numbers, IVR, real-time routing, ping-post, and attribution — built to move revenue at scale.
Smart-contract development and on-chain integrations — wallets, execution, and settlement wired into live blockchain infrastructure.
A full e-commerce operation — sourcing, listing, pricing, and Amazon FBA fulfillment run as one end-to-end system.
A fleet of specialized AI agents — engineering, DevOps, research — wired into GitHub and deploy pipelines for 24/7 solo building.
Automated trading and market-making agents — strategy and execution running without a desk behind them.
25 years at the seam where engineering meets growth — which means I build systems that ship and make money.
Designing multi-agent systems that do real engineering work — the core of how I ship production software solo.
Node, Python, PostgreSQL, Web3. Specs to architecture to live traffic — the whole pipeline through one set of hands.
Prediction-market and crypto systems — on-chain data, real-time execution, scoring, and market-making bots.
Pay-per-call and lead-gen at scale — $10M+ in affiliate commissions driven on infrastructure I built myself.
Carrier relationships, 10DLC and TCPA compliance, and go-to-market for SMS and voice — the commercial and regulatory side of messaging at 4B-message scale.
Turning raw, high-volume data into ranked, queryable signal — the unglamorous work that makes products smart.

I grew up in West Texas, studied software engineering, and left in my junior year to start building instead — and I never really stopped.
Over the last 25 years I've founded and sold companies across SEO, performance marketing, and telecom. I built and ran a full-service digital-marketing agency, drove $10M+ in affiliate commissions on a call-tracking platform I built from scratch, and — as founder and chief business-development officer — brought the relationships and the lion's share of the client base that scaled an SMS company to roughly 4 billion messages a year. I've been the engineer, the operator, the dealmaker, and the marketer, often all at once.
Along the way I learned what makes a business defensible, how to carry a product from a blank repo to real revenue — and, the hard way, what happens when the tech lives in someone else's hands. That lesson is exactly why I build the way I do now.
If there's a single throughline, it's how I operate: build a solid strategy, then act on it decisively. Focus and action are the core principle — decide the few things that actually matter, commit to them, and ignore the rest. Plans don't ship products; disciplined action on the right strategy does.
Today I run BoomSauce Labs as a lab of one: I direct a fleet of AI agents and ship production systems — PolyFire, TradeSphere, and more — in fintech and prediction markets, faster than most teams can plan a sprint. The range I spent two decades building is finally matched by tooling that lets one operator use all of it.
Off the clock I'm still the same West Texas kid who likes to take things apart and make them work — I think in systems and markets, and I'm happiest with something half-built in front of me. Amanda and I have been together going on 26 years and have four wonderful kids — three of our own and one adopted, two boys and two girls. None of what I've built would exist without her in it with me the whole way. Now I'm looking for the right remote role or partnership where that full range is worth something.
Full history on LinkedInOpen to remote roles, partnerships, and select builds. If you need production systems — not prototypes — I'd like to hear about it.