About Jon
I'm a builder who can't sit still.
Right now, my full focus is Reliquary AI. We're building the AI-native operating system for the enterprise—moving beyond simple chatbots to secure, autonomous agents that actually do the work. I've scaled communities to the tune of $1 billion at Microsoft and grew DocuSign's developer network to 25,000 in six months. I know how to build audiences and ship technology that doesn't suck, and Reliquary is the culmination of everything I've learned about automation and scale.
I'm also out there living it. 27 countries, 36 states, hiking in Washington one month and skiing France the next. I've eaten street food in China that would make most people cry, camped in places with no cell service (and loved it), and built a life around the idea that experiences beat possessions every single time. Except for my 300 vintage cameras—those stay.
When I'm not building Reliquary, I'm usually exploring other side quests. I built Seeq to help creators monetize travel content. I write The Departure, a weekly newsletter about where travel is heading. I host the Don't Save It, Do It podcast, and I create electronic music under Jon Levesque Music. I build because I have to.
I'm an automation architect at heart. I build systems that collapse 10-hour tasks into 30 minutes. n8n workflows, MCP servers, AI pipelines... I automate like it's a competitive sport. My community frameworks have supported millions of people because I understand that technology should amplify human connection, not replace it.
I'm based near Seattle with my family, running on East coast directness and West coast lifestyle. I'm confident because I've shipped more in a year than most people plan in five. I don't wait for permission and I don't sugarcoat reality. And this website is a collection of my whole being, my work, my creativity, and all of my expression.
The Mission
"Build things that make doing easier than planning. Stop hoarding digital inspiration and start helping people live more fully in the real world."
Let's go.