Axel Molist Cordina

Axel Molist Cordina

Technical founder. Building companies without outside investment. Thoughts on technology, business, life, and the balance between.

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What I'm Building

We UC

A unified communications platform built for small and medium businesses. Calls, video, messaging, and collaboration - all in one place. Designed as a modern alternative to legacy PBX systems and enterprise platforms like Teams.

We are a team of 20 engineers building this from the ground up. No outside investment. Just a product shaped by 15 years of running a telecoms company and understanding what businesses actually need.

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Axel Molist working on We UC

Latest

Feb 28
The State of AI Right Now

The State of AI Right Now

AI is no longer a single chatbot but a layered stack of thinking, building, doing, and creative tools, and once you understand that map, choosing the right tool for your business becomes obvious.
8 min read
Feb 21
The Gift That Opened Everything

The Gift That Opened Everything

The question I carry as a parent is whether curiosity still ignites in a world where the answers arrive before the questions are fully formed.
6 min read
Feb 17
The Future Is Already Here

The Future Is Already Here

The cost of energy, software, and services is trending toward zero. Here is why that changes everything, and what it means for the future of technology.
6 min read
Feb 08
Why I'm Investing in Silver Before Bitcoin

Why I'm Investing in Silver Before Bitcoin

I went to a crypto conference in Miami and came back thinking about silver.
6 min read
Jan 31
Who I Am and Why I Am Building This

Who I Am and Why I Am Building This

This is the story of building circle.cloud from 200 cold calls a day to 100+ employees and nearly £20m in revenue, why I hired a CEO to replace myself, and what I'm building next with We UC.
6 min read
Jan 26
Motivation Is Perishable

Motivation Is Perishable

My father could build anything, as long as the motivation lasted. This piece reflects on what he finished, what he didn’t, and how that shaped the way I think about timing, momentum, and starting before the urge fades.
4 min read
Jan 18
The Mobile Phone: My Journey and the Future

The Mobile Phone: My Journey and the Future

From a Nokia 5110 I couldn't afford a SIM card for, to running a telecoms company. 25 years of mobile phones taught me: features don't win. Experience wins.
7 min read
Jan 11
Microsoft Has Never Been For Me. We're Switching Anyway.

Microsoft Has Never Been For Me. We're Switching Anyway.

I avoided Microsoft for 20 years. We just switched 119 people to Microsoft 365. Not because Microsoft got better. Because simplification matters more than preference at scale.
7 min read
Jan 04
Patterns, Not Hours: How I Avoid Burnout

Patterns, Not Hours: How I Avoid Burnout

As a founder, you cannot escape work. Work is part of your life. Luckily I love my work and I
7 min read
Dec 29
Why Big Companies Can't Innovate: Airlines and the Big Ship Problem

Why Big Companies Can't Innovate: Airlines and the Big Ship Problem

Writing this at 37,000 feet on $20 Wi-Fi that doesn’t work reminded me why big companies fail. It’s not talent or money, it’s slowness. In the AI era, speed isn’t an advantage. It’s survival.
5 min read
Dec 23
Going All In on Software

Going All In on Software

There is something special about the craft of creating software. Building something piece by piece, something that initially only exists
6 min read
Dec 14
The Reset Button: Why Family Time Makes Me a Better Founder

The Reset Button: Why Family Time Makes Me a Better Founder

Yesterday, I did no work. Zero emails. Zero Slack. Zero thinking about roadmaps or revenue. Instead, I took my wife
2 min read