Hi, I'm David!


I’m a founder 🚀 and marketplace builder 🧱

I started my career as a freelance web designer in college. Then I hired other students to create a web agency. After I graduated, I founded a freelance marketplace called Sixty that got funded by Y Combinator and served over 3,000 clients across the globe across 72 service verticals.

Now I'm working on a project to build generative AI tools for job seekers alongside helping web3 founders at Orange DAO.

This is where you can learn about projects I've worked on, consume content I've created, find ways we may be able to work together, and generally learn more about me.

PS: Like this portfolio website template for Webflow? Let me know and I'll clone you a copy!

Blog

Content I've produced

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Blog

Focus playbook

David Head
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July 16, 2022
Since 2018, I've ran a number of experiments wearing quantified-self devices and consistently taking daily self-assessments to optimize my life. This is my playbook for focus.
Blog

A beginners guide on buying cryptocurrency

David Head
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November 25, 2020
A guide for smart people not in tech
Blog

How to build a marketing website in 4 hours

David Head
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February 7, 2017
An introduction on how to build your website live with a professional via screen share. Save 75% or more, launch this week, and learn how to maintain it on your own.

Portfolio

A few products I've built over my career

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Hire
Product

Sixty

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Hire

Get matched with the perfect freelancer
A tool for clients to find freelancers to hire, with a matchmaking and budget recommendation feature that live-updates while clients fill out their project briefs.
Student Master Viewer
Data & Analytics

Lambda School

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Student Master Viewer

View any student’s complete record
Ops team members view up to 50 student records a day. Before SMV, each record took 10 minutes to cobble together across slow spreadsheets. Now the data is instantly available.

Conversation

Some thoughts of mine

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Services

I may be able to help you

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Design

Create a free portfolio website like Head.ai

One of the best ways to win jobs is by creating a killer portfolio website -- whether you're a freelancer, student, or full time employee. This is how you out-compete the FAANG candidates.
Marketing

Start freelancing full time

I've freelanced at multiple points throughout my career and have built two startups supporting the freelance ecosystem from the ground up. I can help you get started and thrive as a freelancer.
Marketing

Start picking up side gigs

Sometimes you need some extra income, or a break from the work routine. Side gigs are great for that. I've built two businesses from the ground up to support full time workers getting quick side gigs. I can help you get started.

Jobs

I'm actively looking for freelancers to help with

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No-Code

Mid-Level Adalo Expert

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Freelance

Projects include: Building new features and maintaining an Adalo app for a venture capital fund of 200+ YC alumni.
No-Code

Mid-Level No-Code Workflow Automation Expert

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Freelance

Projects include: Automating workflows from scratch using no-code tools for a DAO containing 800+ YC alumni.
No-Code

Senior No-Code Workflow Automation Expert

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Freelance

Projects include: Building new automations and scaling an existing ones for a VC fund of 200+ YC alumni.

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Conversation

About

Bridge was founded by David Head to help venture-backed startups succeed using no-code tools: from scaling on them to migrating away from them.

While there's currently a great enthusiasm for the no-code tool, the practicalities of using them has not been as much a part of the discussion as it should be. There also are little-to-no strategic and tactical resources available for using them in the context of a venture-backed startup.

As a no-code tool user since 2013, David has experienced both their advantages and limitations of many times over. Most notably at Sixty, the Y Combinator-backed freelance marketplace startup he co-founded, as well as Lambda School, where he was a Data Engineer.