Ryan Vincent. Software developer.
Vinco is my company. I build software for schools and businesses, and I work directly with the people who use it.
Trusted by a Fortune 500 homebuilder, a university business school, and a Connecticut school district.
The name
It comes from vincere, the same root as my last name. Vincent. I wanted the company to carry the name I already carry.
“Success begins with a fellow’s will. It’s all in the state of mind.” Walter D. Wintle, “Thinking.” The poem lives in the back of my phone case.
The story
I’m 20. I study marketing at Lynn University in Boca Raton, and I run Vinco around my classes. I want to build things that help people and make a real living doing it. That’s the honest version.
My first work was teaching. I ran AI programs at schools and libraries, including a four-week AI Essentials course at a public library in Connecticut. Standing in front of a room teaches you fast what people need from software: simple, quick, and out of the way.
Teachers in one Connecticut district were spending more than 150 hours every summer on lesson planning. They were paid for 100. One of them had gone four years without a summer off.
I built a planner that pulls the requirements together and drafts the plans. It brought the work down to about 30 hours. She cried when she saw it run.
That’s the reason. Someone got her summers back because of something I made.
The work has to help people. If something I build would be used to hurt someone, I walk away from the deal.
Overdeliver first, grow second. I go all the way for the client in front of me before I take on the next one.
The work
AI coaches that question a student’s reasoning the way a tough executive would. Each coach remembers earlier sessions and adjusts to where the student is in the course. Instructors get a dashboard with analytics and accreditation reporting.
Built for a Connecticut school district. It gathers the planning criteria in one place and generates lesson plans teachers can edit and use.
Built for a real estate wholesaling team. Call activity flows in from the dialer automatically, deals move through a pipeline, and conversion rates calculate themselves.
Sample dataA CRM for field sales. Reps track every door and every conversation, and managers see the whole territory in one view.
What I do
Tools for teachers, professors, and administrators. Built around how your classroom or department already runs.
Websites, dashboards, internal tools, apps, automation. Your problem sets the scope.
One-on-one and group sessions that get you and your team using AI on your real work. I currently train a director at a Fortune 500 homebuilder.
From a client
“You pick up the phone every time. You hit me back every time.” Walter Bahr, real estate wholesaler. He picked Vinco over another developer to build his sales tracker and website.
Get in touch
Tell me what’s eating your time. You’ll hear back from me, the person who would build it.