Julia Batoro

I started in digital law: SaaS contracts, intellectual property, GDPR compliance. For years I watched founders build products without understanding the technical and legal implications of their choices.

One day I decided to cross over to the other side. I joined Ecole 42 to learn to code, starting from scratch. No classes, no teachers, just projects and autonomy. It changed the way I think, work and build.

Today I combine both: I understand code AND business. I can read a SaaS contract and I can also audit the code running behind it. It's this dual perspective that makes the difference when I support founders.

I'm the founder of AJ Ventures, a builder collective that supports non-technical founders. We do three things: audit applications built with AI (score /100 on security, reliability and UX), develop products from A to Z for projects that go beyond vibecoding, and share educational content for those who want to learn to vibecode properly.

In parallel, I create content on TikTok and X for non-technical founders. Concrete stuff, not motivational bullshit. Tools, methods, mistakes to avoid.