A mix of work tools, personal optimization, and "I wonder if I could..." experiments. Most built with AI assistance in weekends and evenings.
What if you could configure complex enterprise software by just... talking to it?
An AI-powered assistant that provisions EAM demo environments through natural language. Describe what you need, it handles the REST API calls. Started as a personal productivity hack, now used by colleagues across ANZ, Europe, and North America.
I'm terrible at staying in touch. So I built a CRM that won't let me forget.
A personal relationship manager that tracks conversations, sets follow-up reminders, and surfaces insights about your network. Because meaningful relationships shouldn't require perfect memory—or a spreadsheet.
Every fitness app wants to be for everyone. I just want one that works how I train.
A strength training tracker built exactly how I work out: progressive overload, custom routines, no unnecessary features. I know there are a million workout apps. This one will actually work the way I think.
What if your doctor's report came with AI-powered insights about your trends?
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 patterns.
My ISP probably thinks I'm running a data center. They're not entirely wrong.
Proxmox server on a Beelink SER6 Max running the household: Home Assistant for automation, Frigate for AI-powered security, Servarr stack for media, and Clawdbot (my self-hosted AI assistant). Over-engineered and I love it.
I've got a backlog of ideas longer than my attention span.
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