Building Digital Products
A portfolio of software innovation.
AI-powered applications designed to solve real problems. Built with enterprise-grade thinking and indie agility.
A native iOS app that connects language learners through swipe-based matching—like dating apps, but for finding conversation partners. Real-time chat with an innovative message interface: swipe right on any message to reveal its translation, swipe left for grammar suggestions and alternative expressions. AI-powered contextual learning that adapts to your proficiency level, with vocabulary tracking and text-to-speech pronunciation guidance.
A web application that transforms how coaches plan training sessions. Intuitive drag-and-drop interface for building professional practice plans from a searchable activity library with hundreds of drills. Supports 50+ sports and activities across team sports, individual sports, fitness training, and outdoor recreation. Each activity template includes detailed setup instructions, objectives, player requirements, equipment lists, and skill-level modifications. Create custom drills, share plans with your coaching staff, and generate printable session plans. Team management features let you organize multiple teams and control plan access.
A comprehensive SaaS platform that streamlines property maintenance workflows by connecting property management companies, tenants, contractors, and property owners. Features AI-powered assessment that dynamically generates questions and determines coverage areas. Multi-tenant architecture with secure data isolation, real-time WebSocket updates, granular role-based permissions, and a mobile-optimized progressive web app. Advanced reporting provides performance insights and analytics across your property portfolio.
Technology executive by day, software creator by passion.
I'm Robin Hutchinson, and I lead Customer Success and Commercials for EY's global Client Technology division. But the title only tells part of the story. In practice, I shape how one of the world's largest professional services firms turns technology ideas into revenue—guiding commercialization strategy for AI, platforms, and digital products across 150+ countries and territories.
Every Service Line technology officer reports into my organization, which means I'm accountable for the commercial viability of everything we build—from concept through adoption. I work daily with our 10 regional Chief Technology Officers to align go-to-market strategy for EY Fabric, MyEY, and our AI platform EYQ. When we deploy AI capabilities to clients, my teams determine how we price it, position it, and ensure it delivers measurable value.
My technical foundation runs deeper than most assume. I studied AI at the University of Texas back in 1991—long before the current wave—and that perspective has shaped how I've approached commercializing AI at enterprise scale. I've helped build the frameworks that govern how EY implements and monetizes AI solutions globally.
Twenty-seven years as an EY partner. P&L responsibility exceeding $2 billion. A track record that includes founding and selling a security software company, and building products that led to a $190M acquisition. The pattern is consistent: take complex technology, find the commercial pathway, and scale it.
EY's mandatory retirement age means I'll be stepping away from the partnership in July 2026. My career, however, continues. I'm actively building software through ByZyB.ai—my personal venture focused on AI-powered applications—and I remain energized by the intersection of technology strategy and execution. For the right opportunity, I'm very much open to conversation.
Based between Toronto and London. Still building. Still shipping.
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