Hi, I'm Andrew Voskov

Why it's called Cherry Pi

I love cherry pies, and I used to sell them at the farmers market. When I went to register cherrypieai.com, somebody already had it. So I went with pi, P-I, as a nod to the math side of AI. That's why it's Cherry Pi.

I still bake, and I post what comes out of the oven on my baking Instagram.

Before AI

Before AI, I spent 20 years building online businesses. Two of my Amazon brands passed a million dollars in sales each. Ayurvedic Roast, a coffee substitute, got there over about 17 years. The other was a ghee brand. It did well until keto turned ghee into a commodity, and since I wasn't the manufacturer, I couldn't compete on price.

That's where I learned the work: product pages, content, ads and websites, done by hand or by paying someone else. Along the way I earned an MBA and a master's degree in cybersecurity.

Now AI does a lot of that work well, which is what got me back into building things for businesses. I learned it the way most people learn anything now, with online courses, a lot of YouTube and a lot of testing on my own business first.

How I work

When you hire me, you get me. I'm on every call and I do the work myself.

I use AI for the heavy lifting and I supervise it closely. One model drafts and a second model checks the draft. Then I check the result against the original source before you see it. In my experience that last check catches the most, because AI sounds just as sure of itself when it's wrong.

You'll understand what I built and why, and you'll be able to run it without me. There are no long-term contracts.

Around Fairfield

I'm a member of the Fairfield Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Chamber held my ribbon cutting at Central Park on October 7, 2026. Read the Chamber's write-up.

I also write an AI column for the Chamber twice a month, for local owners who are new to AI. The first one is Your First 10 Minutes With AI.

And I present AI tools to local business groups. Here's a short clip from my Traction Thursday talk in April 2026, on why people give up on AI.

In 2019, Amazon's news site featured a handful of Fairfield sellers, and my company, Tasty Superfoods, was one of them. I'm in their video from about 1:09, talking about making ghee. Read Amazon's article.

Video by Amazon News. It loads from YouTube only when you press play.