Products, experiments, and ideas in motion

This site is the central hub where I publish deep dives, changelogs, and the daily worklogs that track everything I am building.

Join Repo automates GitHub access for people who buy your course, e-book, or paid community so you can skip the manual invites.

OK Google is a searchable directory of Google Assistant voice commands so you can actually unlock everything your smart speaker can do.

ComeBackLater lets me snooze anything on macOS—windows, reminders, links—and resurface them when the timing is right.

Popcorner is feature complete but not publicly shipped yet. It keeps track of everything I want to watch, complete with trailers, casts, and "who recommended this" notes.

Mememes organizes your meme library, tags punchlines, and makes sharing a one-click move. The core experience is almost ready for prime time.

Twizzle is gearing up for a refreshed launch that keeps the focus on fast Twitter DMs and clean composition without the main feed distractions.

Sotto turns whispered intentions into concrete workflows so I can run my day from a single AI-native desk app.

Benji is my personal operating system—a companion app and documentation hub that coordinates habits, projects, and finances in one place.

Sizzy is my long-running developer browser that shows every device layout side-by-side so responsive debugging takes minutes, not hours.

Code DMX is a native macOS experiment that gives me controlled access to Twitter—DMs, notifications, and a five-minute timeline window every hour.

Casper is my assistant for drafting and steering conversations—it translates on demand and lets me fork threads whenever a new idea shows up.

Mindy is a web automation buddy that knows how to open links, popups, and helper windows exactly where I expect them.

ZeroToShipped teaches founders how to ship faster while sharing the actual tooling I use to run launches, cohorts, and automation.

Kitze UI provides the design system that powers my apps, bundling shadcn primitives with opinionated themes and ready-to-ship patterns.

PalPal is a background agent that listens for context and jumps in only when I need a quick automation or answer.

Moooom helps me scan, classify, and rediscover objects across the studio so nothing gets lost in drawers ever again.

Hookz centralizes webhook payloads from every service into a searchable, filterable dashboard so you can debug integrations without bouncing between tabs.

A digital helper app for the Marvel Champions card game that keeps deck management, campaign progress, and encounter setups in one focused experience.

Lazyhuman experiments with a tactile email builder that keeps marketing, product, and support emails consistent without touching HTML tables ever again.

Kaching aggregates revenue from Stripe, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, and more so indie founders finally have a single dashboard for MRR and payouts.

Parentlist curates the best parenting checklists, gear, and survival tips in one shareable hub that grows with community contributions.

Thumbhammer brings fast iteration to YouTube thumbnails with presets, contrast warnings, and instant export for every size YouTube wants.

Yarvis experiments with AI-native development workflows where code, context, and review live in the same canvas.

Glink helped teams publish beautiful changelogs and release notes, but it is currently offline while the next iteration gets rebuilt from scratch.

JSUI was an ambitious visual editor for composing JavaScript applications with drag-and-drop building blocks. It is no longer actively maintained.