Everyday problems,
solved well.

Guess the country of the day. The map tells you warmer or colder with each guess — same target worldwide, one puzzle per day, share your emoji grid when you nail it.

Six shapes, six colors, unlimited fun. Drag, match, send. Dangerously easy to play when you should be doing literally anything else.

Take a photo of the receipt and let AI do the math — evenly or item-by-item — then fire off Venmo requests to the whole table in one tap.

Point your camera at any dog or cat and AI reads the breed — full breakdown for mixes, plus the traits and temperament behind the percentages. Pure-vision, no guessing games.

Photograph anything overhead and an AI tells you what it most likely is — balloon, drone, satellite, lens flare, or genuinely unidentified — with calibrated confidence and visual evidence cues.

A public-facing tracker for the 2026 Andes hantavirus outbreak. Mirrors the official ArcGIS feed, ingests news automatically, and renders cases on a map with a running timeline. Updates every 15 minutes.

Heads-down on this one — that's all I can share for now. Full reveal when it ships.

A marketplace to commission rituals, readings, and blessings from independent practitioners across traditions — witches, astrologers, healers, and clergy. Every working comes with photo proof, and payment is held until the work is done.

Heads-down on this one — that's all I can share for now. Full reveal when it ships.

Heads-down on this one — that's all I can share for now. Full reveal when it ships.

Click anything on your localhost page, type a note. The companion server writes it to disk in your repo — Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot reads the feedback file directly. No screenshots, no copy-paste.

Point a new domain at Vercel, then run one command. It mints the Google verification token, adds the TXT record, registers the property in Search Console, submits your sitemap, and queues it up in Bing — about 90 seconds instead of fifteen minutes of dashboard clicking.

Sketch ideas on a spatial canvas and your coding agent reads and writes the board live over MCP — it clusters your braindump, drops in working HTML artifacts, and builds from what's on the board. Every board is JSON in your repo, so it versions with git. Free locally; cloud share links anyone can open.