I build technology businesses and invest in public markets.
Currently focused on Tablefy — B2B software for the hospitality industry.
B2B technology for hospitality businesses.
Tablefy brings purchasing, suppliers and operational workflows into one connected platform — giving businesses a clearer, more efficient way to manage how they buy and operate.
Calls. Messages. Supplier lists. Separate orders. Disconnected information.
Tablefy is being built around a simple idea: businesses should have a better way to understand what they buy, compare available options and manage purchasing from one system.
B2B software platform for hospitality purchasing and operational workflows.
Visit Tablefy →Systematic execution infrastructure and quantitative research for US public equity markets.
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Technology handles the process. My role is focused on building the underlying data infrastructure, defining the rulesets, and managing risk allocation without human emotion.
Why having a great software product is secondary to building a sustainable acquisition channel in traditional industries.
The difference between truly redesigning a business workflow and simply digitizing a bad manual habit.
How removing human emotion and relying entirely on data infrastructure changes the mechanics of capital allocation.
Building frameworks that allow operators to make high-leverage choices without waiting for perfect information.
Paris Kyrkos is a SaaS founder and investor.
He is the founder of Tablefy, a B2B technology company building software for purchasing and operational workflows in the hospitality industry.
Alongside building software companies, he is the founder of AlgoStock Capital, participating in US public equity markets through a systematic, technology-driven approach.
His work is centered around software, business systems, distribution, and capital.
For discussions regarding Tablefy, capital allocation or business systems.