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Valtryn OS

00About Valtryn

Built by operators
who understand operators.

Home base · New York

01The Company

Valtryn Holdings is a New York LLC building AI-native operating systems for service businesses. Founded in 2026. Bootstrapped. Built from Long Island.

We exist because the operators we know best — the people running real-world, high-margin, owner-operated service businesses — have been ignored by software for twenty years. Templated SaaS is too generic for them. Enterprise consulting is too expensive. Spreadsheets break. We're building the third option.

02The Founders

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BUILDER

Connor Finnegan

Co-Founder & CTO

Leads dashboard architecture, AI integration, and system design. Responsible for what gets shipped, how it gets shipped, and how it scales.

"The right software for an operator is the software that gets out of their way."
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OPERATOR

Nikolas Yaziciyan

Co-Founder & CRO

Leads sales, customer relationships, and go-to-market. Responsible for who Valtryn works with and how those relationships compound.

"We don't sell software. We sell the moment an operator stops working in their business and starts working on it."
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03What We Believe

  • OWNERSHIP OVER WAGES

    We build for operators who own their outcome. We operate the same way.

  • SYSTEMS OVER HEROICS

    If it depends on a person, it isn't a system. We build systems.

  • DISTRIBUTION OVER OBSCURITY

    Great work that no one knows about doesn't compound.

  • COMPOUNDING OVER BURSTS

    Steady work over a decade beats a launch every quarter.

  • AUTOMATION OVER REPETITION

    If we did it twice, we automate it the third time.

  • CLARITY OVER NOISE

    Plain English. Real numbers. No jargon to hide behind.

  • TRUTH OVER COMFORT

    We tell customers what we see, not what they want to hear.

  • LONG-TERM POSITIONING OVER SHORT-TERM RANDOMNESS

    Strategy first. Tactics second. Reactivity last.

04What We're Building Toward

Vertical SaaS leadership in detailing first. Then ceramic coating. Then marine. Then restoration. Then premium contracting. We move into a new vertical only when we've earned the right to in the previous one.

The long arc is a high-margin, owner-operated software business that compounds quietly across a decade and is worth a great deal at the end of it. No venture capital. No artificial growth pressure. Optionality on our own terms.