Jul 17, 2026 · 49 min · 11 segments
Hosts: Sean Sale and Paul Rhodes Guest: Matthew Turner (Founder and CEO of NovaWIL) Welcome back to Episode 31 of CTRL-ALT-DEV, and Part 2 of our incredible conversation with Matthew Turner, the…
Paul RhodesHost
Matthew TurnerGuest
Sean SaleHost
We discussed something we talk about a lot in software development, creating a proper product requirements document, a PRD, before you start off building your project.

And finally, we talked about the point where Matthew realized he needed an experienced software engineer to review what AI had produced, checking the security, validating the database structure, and helping turn a working prototype into something capable of becoming a commercial product.

[laughs] I don't know this one, but it'll be something about they charge you after they chew you up or something like that.

We have the guest interview, which is today, where we bring in people who are actually doing the work and let them tell the real story.

We have our show and tells, where we open the laptop, we demonstrate how we're actually using AI and software inside our businesses today.

And then we have the panel review, where we bring in several experts to debate one big topic from multiple viewpoints.

And we also occasionally release two bonus formats, the milestone episode, where we step back and look at where technology is heading over the next five to 10 years, and Press Ctrl, which is our solo opinion episodes where whenever one of us has something we think simply needs saying.

So if today's episode earns it, please simply share it with one other person who you think will find it useful, and that's our only ask.
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We discussed something we talk about a lot in software development, creating a proper product requirements document, a PRD, before you start off building your project.

And finally, we talked about the point where Matthew realized he needed an experienced software engineer to review what AI had produced, checking the security, validating the database structure, and helping turn a working prototype into something capable of becoming a commercial product.

[laughs] I don't know this one, but it'll be something about they charge you after they chew you up or something like that.

We have the guest interview, which is today, where we bring in people who are actually doing the work and let them tell the real story.

We have our show and tells, where we open the laptop, we demonstrate how we're actually using AI and software inside our businesses today.

And then we have the panel review, where we bring in several experts to debate one big topic from multiple viewpoints.

And we also occasionally release two bonus formats, the milestone episode, where we step back and look at where technology is heading over the next five to 10 years, and Press Ctrl, which is our solo opinion episodes where whenever one of us has something we think simply needs saying.

So if today's episode earns it, please simply share it with one other person who you think will find it useful, and that's our only ask.