Founder biography
Who I am
I have never been the type of person to wait for someone else to solve a problem for me. When I need something and it does not exist, I build it. When I cannot afford to hire someone, I learn how to do the work myself.
That mindset is what led me to create Bibbs Technology and MoveDefense.
MoveDefense started with a real problem from my own life. I needed a better way to document my routes, mileage, inspections, stops, fuel, and daily work without relying on piles of paperwork or trying to remember everything at the end of the day. Instead of continuing to complain about the process, I created the tool I needed.
That same approach carries into every area of my life. I have represented myself in legal matters, studied laws and court procedures, handled business filings, worked through tax and payroll requirements, tested software, designed operational systems, and managed several demanding responsibilities at the same time. I do not need to already have the title before I take responsibility for the work. I research, learn, adapt, and become capable of handling what is in front of me.
Resilience is one of my strongest qualities. I have faced financial pressure, legal battles, employment challenges, technical problems, and the responsibility of building a company while continuing to work and provide for my family. I do not pretend those pressures are easy. I simply refuse to let them decide what I am capable of becoming.
I am practical, persistent, observant, and direct. I pay attention to the problems people accept as normal and ask whether there is a better way. My goal is not to create technology just because it sounds innovative. My goal is to create tools that solve real problems, reduce unnecessary work, protect people's records, and give everyday workers and businesses more control.
I do not wait to become qualified by title. I become capable through the work.
The pattern
The problems that built me
The same response, applied to different problems.
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When I needed better driver records
I created MoveDefense.
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When I could not afford legal representation
I learned which laws helped me and which hurt me, found the case law, studied it until I was confident enough to defend myself, and showed the court my perspective.
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When my business needed filings, payroll, tax documents, testing, and operations
I learned how to handle them.
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When existing systems failed to solve real operational problems
I began designing my own.
Current chapter
What I'm building now
Currently, I am expanding Bibbs Technology from a single software product into a company that identifies operational problems and builds practical systems for transportation, government, fleet management, worker documentation, and public infrastructure.
Updated July 2026Milestones
The record so far
Bibbs Technology LLC established
Formed the company and created the foundation for multiple technology products.
MoveDefense launched
Built and released a driver documentation platform based on problems experienced firsthand.
Registered as a Michigan vendor
Positioned Bibbs Technology to compete for public-sector work.
Began transportation infrastructure research
Started developing systems around work-zone verification, fleet records, and operational accountability.
Proof, not promises
Selected work
Things that exist and can be checked.
MoveDefense
Live driver documentation platform — the first product built and released by Bibbs Technology.
MoveDefense on Google Play
The released Android app, live on the public store.
movedefense.com
The live product on the web.
SAM.gov entity registration submitted
Federal registration application submitted July 14, 2026.
State of Michigan vendor registration
SIGMA Vendor Self Service record.
Operating principles
How I work
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Build what is missing.
I do not wait indefinitely for the right tool, permission, or person.
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Learn across disciplines.
Technology, operations, law, business, transportation, and compliance often overlap.
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Solve real problems.
I am not interested in building software that only looks impressive.
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Carry the workload.
I am comfortable managing several difficult responsibilities at once.
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Own the outcome.
When something fails, I investigate it, correct it, and improve the system.
