Winning Builder of the Year 2026 at Webflow Conf in Boston

I'm writing this from Boston, mid-way through Webflow Conf 2026, and honestly, I don't think it's fully sunk in yet.

I just won Builder of the Year 2026.

Let me say that again, because I'm still grinning about it: Builder of the Year. 2026.

How This Even Happened

If you'd told me a few years ago, when Appsrow was just an idea scribbled in a notebook, that I'd one day be standing on a stage at one of the biggest Webflow events of the year picking up this kind of recognition, I would've laughed and gotten back to work. That's kind of the point, though. I just kept showing up. Late nights, hard pivots, tough calls, and a whole lot of "let's figure this out and get better as we go."

There was no secret formula. Just consistency, curiosity, and a genuine belief in building a company that does good work and treats people well while doing it.

Why Webflow Conf 2026 Made This Even Sweeter

Being at Webflow Conf when this happened made the whole thing feel surreal. This isn't just any industry event, it's a room full of people who get it. Designers, developers, no-code builders, agency founders: all of us obsessed with the same thing: building better on the web.

Sitting in sessions, swapping notes in the hallway, geeking out over new features and workflows with people who've been following (or building alongside) Appsrow for years, and then getting called up for this award in the middle of it all? I couldn't have scripted a better moment.

Boston has been buzzing all week. The energy here, the conversations, the sheer amount of talent in one building, it's been a genuine reminder of why I love this industry.

This Award Has Many Hands In It

I want to be real about something: this award has my name on it, but it wouldn't exist without a lot of other people.

Every client who trusted me and Appsrow with their vision. Every teammate on our team who's grinded through deadlines, solved tough problems, and pushed back on me when I had a bad idea (which, let's be honest, happens more than I'd like to admit). The Webflow community itself, which has been ridiculously generous with knowledge-sharing, feedback, and support since day one.

Building anything meaningful is never a solo sport, no matter what the trophy says.

What's Next for Me and Appsrow

If anything, winning this makes me want to push harder, not coast on the win. A few things I'm walking away from this conference excited about:

• Doubling down on what makes Appsrow, Appsrow: thoughtful, high-quality work that puts clients first, without cutting corners
• Bringing back everything I'm learning here in Boston: new ideas, trends, and perspectives from other founders and industry leaders
• Raising the bar for our next few projects: because an award like this comes with a quiet responsibility to keep earning it

Thank You

To everyone who's been part of the Appsrow journey, clients, collaborators, teammates, and the wider Webflow community, thank you. Genuinely. This one's for all of us.

Boston, Webflow Conf 2026, this trophy: I'm going to remember this week for a long time.

Here's to building the next chapter.

Follow along as Appsrow keeps building: more updates, projects, and (hopefully) more milestones coming soon.