At 17, Jayden was sleeping in an abandoned car behind a gas station. His parents had left. He had no money, no school, no hope.

But he did have something most people overlooked: Wi-Fi.

At the public library, Jayden taught himself coding using free online videos. In six months, he created “FindMe,” an app that helped homeless people find nearby shelters, food banks, and medical clinics.

The app went viral after a local newspaper wrote about him. Investors called. Funding came. Two years later, Jayden owns a nonprofit tech startup, and FindMe is used in over 80 cities.

He still remembers the cold nights, the hunger. But now, he’s changing lives, one download at a time.

“Rock bottom made me resourceful,” he says.