Things I'm building, have built, or am perpetually "almost done" with. A mix of work tools, personal optimization, and "I wonder if I could..." experiments.
Tired of spending hours manually configuring demo environments, I built an AI assistant that does it through conversation. Describe what you need in plain English, it provisions the data via API. Started as a personal hack, now used by colleagues in ANZ, Europe, and North America. Turns out, everyone hates repetitive config work.
I'm terrible at staying in touch. CUE is my answer: a personal CRM that reminds me to reach out before relationships fade. Track conversations, set follow-up reminders, remember what matters to people. Because meaningful relationships shouldn't require a spreadsheet—or perfect memory.
Every fitness app wants to be for everyone. This one's built exactly how I train: track lifts, progressive overload, no BS. I know there are a million workout apps. This one will actually work the way I think.
Upload blood test PDFs, visualize biomarkers over time, let AI find correlations across bloodwork, genetics, supplements, and wearables. Started because I was tired of squinting at lab reports trying to spot trends. Long-term goal: turn this into something others can use (and maybe pay for).
Proxmox server running the household: Home Assistant for automation, Frigate for security cameras, Servarr for media, and Clawdbot (yes, I named my AI assistant). It's over-engineered and I love it.
I've got a backlog of ideas longer than my attention span. Check back or follow along as I ship.