Feed.

An AI-native eating assistant that makes healthier, satisfying food choices easier and tracks progress along the way.

An interactive guide to the fight over ratifying the Constitution—Federalists and Anti-Federalists, read round by round in their original words, with plain-English context and a chance to judge each argument yourself.

A product management agent that turns rough ideas into clear, bounded briefs a development agent can ship.

An editor-in-chief agent I use to shape social posts, tighten copy, and keep the writing moving.

The 1-Button Stock Car Racer. Hold to carve left into the corner; let go and drift high toward the wall.

A hands-on development agent that turns product direction into working software, from prototype through deployment.

A home-lab networking agent that keeps development services reachable, routed, and connected.

I’ve spent years building and leading, I haven’t shared enough of it, and this site is an experiment in changing that.

Domain lookup with RDAP and WHOIS fallbacks, built to quickly answer availability with no noise.

A fully autonomous private personal assistant agent that helps me research, plan, organize, and move everyday work forward through conversation.

A semi-autonomous software building agent that turns ideas into deployed prototype apps through Telegram chats with me.

Municipal code search with retrieval over public, but hard to find, ordinance text.

A fast, private BAC calculator that helps people log their drinks and better understand how alcohol may be affecting them.

An AI co-parenting assistant app available on the App and Play store that helps parents rewrite difficult messages before they’re sent—reducing conflict and keeping communication focused on the kids.