I told a machine what to build. Every project below was created by describing what it should do, not by writing code line by line.
I was managing properties and got tired of never knowing which contractor jobs were actually profitable. So I described a tool that would track it. Two weeks later, a working job profitability tracker existed.
Expenses logged from the field, synced with Square, profit-per-job visible before the final invoice goes out. Now it's a multi-client platform.
Try Demo →Game theory simulator. Thousands of particles self-organize through attraction, repulsion, and evolution. Prisoner's Dilemma, Hawk-Dove, Rock-Paper-Scissors presets.
Claude + Canvas API Launch Demo →NH liberty scoreboard. Legislative victories, national rankings, advancing bills, liberty ratings for 423 legislators. AI agents research and publish daily.
HTML + Chart.js + Leaflet + AI Pipeline View Live →AI courtroom for settling arguments. Two people submit their case, the app judges both for conviction, substance, and passion, then delivers a verdict and roasts both sides.
One HTML file, one session Open Court →Monthly liberty gathering landing page. Email capture, event photos, next date auto-updates. Shipped in a single session.
HTML + Netlify Forms View Live →Childcare marketplace for Muslim families. Trusted providers, vetted profiles, payments. Full auth, search, booking, Stripe integration.
Next.js + Supabase + Stripe Private Client WorkThe predecessor to QuoteTime. Tracking contractor hours on paper was broken, so I built a tool to replace the process. Estimates, hours, costs. Shipped to real users.
Google Apps Script + NetlifyA full music video. Written, directed, and produced entirely by prompt. Song through Suno, visuals through Runway and Grok. No crew. No studio. No permission from the industry.
Based in New Hampshire. Available for builds, consulting, and AI operations.