Sixteen things
I built and run.
Each one started with a person and a problem. Some are in daily use, some are still proving themselves.
Shipped — usable in the world. Beta — real, still gated. MVP — the core loop works. Prototype — still proving it.
My Last Friday
Turns a job posting and your real work history into an ATS-ready resume that still sounds like you.
Inspo
Captures websites into a searchable visual reference library that coding agents can use.
Todah Web
A fast Bible reader with maps, people, timelines, cross-references and search, all built from open data.
Celina
Searches the open web, answers with citations, and keeps the useful findings in a reusable research library.
Sperry
An offline secretary that turns spoken notes into tasks, reminders, messages and field-service reports.
Clip Panda
Turns a podcast episode into a ready-to-publish carousel of captioned stills.
Reps
Runs a 15-minute interview or cold-call practice session, then scores what happened.
Pettai
Turns satellites, cameras, radio, weather and other live feeds into channels on an explorable globe.
Pointback
Save a physical place, then follow a simple arrow and distance back. No route planning required.
Cherub
Turns two spare Android phones into a paired baby-monitor camera and viewer.
Todah Mobile
Delivers scripture and reflection cards with saves, sharing, reminders and optional sync.
P2PTV
A torrent VCR: record, watch, seek, keep or delete without building a media server.
Frame Forge
Plans scenes, storyboards and animated how-to shorts in one browser workspace.
Kanull
Keeps AI video generation, provider keys and working assets together on your own machine.
Said
A browser-based live-captioning interface with optional English translation.
DroidRescue
A safety-first Windows companion for preparing official LineageOS installations.