The Problem as I See It

There are systems in our world that feel punitive by design. They are not designed to help; they are designed to hinder.

They thrive on a kind of complexity that is so overwhelming it can make good people feel helpless. I've seen this create real struggles for people I care about, both with their finances and with their health.

I can't keep standing by and watching bullies—whether they're predatory companies or just faceless, frustrating bureaucracies—win by default.

A Note From the Founder

My name is Andrew. Retomar is my response.

I'm not a savior, and I don't have all the answers. I'm a product manager. For my entire career, my job has been to listen to users, understand their reality, and then fight to make the technology serve them, not the other way around. My strength isn't in writing a single line of code; it's in seeing the whole system and architecting a simpler, more humane path through it.

For years, I've had ideas for tools that could help. Now, I finally have the ability to build them.

The inspiration for my projects comes from a deeply personal place. It comes from the need to bridge communication gaps with family, and from the anger of seeing good people get trapped by systems they can't control.

This is not about me. But I want you to know who is behind this. I'm someone who believes in fighting for a fair shake, and this is my way of getting in the fight.

July, 22, 2025