Justin Abrams — I build software startups and modernize critical business software for people who want no bullsh*t and pure output | podcast host | investor | builder
I build software startups and modernize critical business software for people who want no bullsh*t and pure output | podcast host | investor | builder
Justin Abrams ranks #299 of 18,566 LinkedIn creators in Computer Software, and is a standout voice in United States. They have 13.0K followers and published 133 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.0% average engagement rate.
- 13.0K followers
- 133 posts / 60d
- 0.0% avg engagement
- 201 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Justin calls himself CuzzinJustin because he desperately needs the emotional leverage of a family member to convince people he isn’t just another guy charging for software they could build on YouTube. He claims his life philosophy is increasing his surface area for luck, which is a poetic way of saying his entire business model is waiting for a referral from someone who actually knows what they’re doing.
About Justin
Your software was supposed to make the business faster. Lately it does the opposite. The platforms are aging, half the work is still manual, security and testing are thin, and every new initiative waits on engineering time you do not have. That is the exact moment we are built for. I am Justin Abrams. Most people know me as CuzzinJustin, because I have spent my whole life treating strangers like family and turning them into friends. For fifteen years I have helped some of the most recognizable brands on earth, Marriott, Disney, Salesforce, Oracle, The Home Depot, Marvel, BlackRock and Harley Davidson among dozens more, build, market and modernize the technology their growth depended on. At Cause of a Kind, my partner Mike Rispoli and I lead a small, senior, onshore team that modernizes mission critical software for companies that have outgrown their tools. Aging platforms, brittle internal systems, manual operations, weak testing and security, and the AI readiness question every leader is now staring down. We work transparently on a flat monthly rate. No hourly bills, no offshore handoffs, no surprise invoices. You know exactly what we cost and exactly who is doing the work. We pick our clients carefully. We say yes to growing mid market businesses and mission driven organizations building things that matter, from operational systems that let small teams compete with giants to platforms that help people recover from brain injury, trauma and illness. If you run an agency, studio or consultancy and a client asks you to build software outside your wheelhouse, send it my way. We partner cleanly and we pay referral fees, stated up front. Off the clock you will find me on a mountain, a wave, a bike, or a climbing wall. On the clock I am usually trying to collapse the distance between us to zero. If your systems are starting to hold you back, I am a good first call.
Highlights
- Top 1% Creator — 133 posts in 30 days
- Top 1% in Computer Software — Ranked #46 of 4742 creators
- Top 5% in United States — Ranked #116 of 5851 creators
- Top 25% Audience — 13,040 followers
Recent posts
BRING US YOUR BLOCKERS You got 80% of the way there. The demo works. The idea is real. You built something that didn't exist last month and that's genuinely wild. And then you hit the wall. The auth flow that breaks every third login. The database queries that were fine with 50 records and fall apart at 5,000. The UX that made sense in your head and confuses every single person who touches it. The feature that requires "just one small refactor" that turns out to touch everything. That last 20% where the AI stops being helpful and starts confidently generating things that look right and ar
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Everybody calls it a disruptor. He calls it an opening. Startups no longer need massive factories to build something real. Full episode: https://lnkd.in/gbM8cunM
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A founder admitted something to me on a call that most people only say to themselves. "I know exactly what's wrong with our platform. I've known for two years. I just keep hoping it'll hold until we're big enough to afford the real fix." And there it is. The unspoken rule of every growing company. Everybody's waiting to be bigger before they fix the foundation. And the foundation is exactly what's keeping them from getting bigger. Think about that loop for a second. The software slows the team. The slow team ships less. Shipping less means slower growth. Slower growth means the budget for
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Last updated 2026-08-01