I like building things, it makes me happy.
AI-powered SEO audit that generates actionable insights to help you grow your traffic. 100x cheaper than hiring a human.
Visit Project →Scoutzie 1.0 was a designer marketplace I created in 2012 and shut down in 2015. This version is exploring AI in product design.
Visit Project →Created AI-generated story books to teach my kids how to read. Currently exploring how to maek it into a platform to learn English
Visit Project →A sick transcription tool that actually works and is nearly free. Made it to transcribe my own content using OpenAI's Whisper.
Visit Project →Free and massively popular tool to convert AI markdown output to Word documents.
Visit Project →Intelligent search powered by AI. Did what mem0 does and more in a weekend. Never thought of making it a business...
Visit Project →Very (un)Professional video subtitles generator that uses TranscriptKing APIs.
Visit Project →Cash-raking startup party machine. Just a joke to show how easy it is to tweet high MRR numbers that don't exist.
Visit Project →24/7 directory connecting homeowners with licensed contractors for urgent repairs. I made this on a podcast, for fun and games, then decided to explore it further.
Visit Project →We own a coworking space in Colorado where I had a chance to do it all. I designed and built the custom booking system, painted the walls, assembled furniture, handled marketing and advertising, sourced coffee, and mopped the floors, managed operations, and everything in between. If it had to be done, I probably did it at least a few times.
Visit Breckworks →Useful tools I've built for developers and creators
A handy script to count lines of code in your Git repositories. Perfect for tracking project growth and development progress.
Open Tool →A cross-platform medical imaging viewer built in Go. View your MRI, CT scans, and other DICOM files locally without professional software. Features zoom, pan, contrast adjustment, and export capabilities.
View on GitHub →Most of my tools and projects are available on GitHub. Feel free to fork, contribute, or learn from them.
Every tool I create solves a real problem I've encountered. If it's useful to me, it might be useful to you too.
Sometimes I read books. Here are some that shaped my thinking.
by Edward Bernays
Same old, 100 years later.
by Brian Christian & Tom Griffiths
A must read book for engineers.
by Ayn Rand
We are living in it.
by Orson Scott Card
Question everything.
I don't read for entertainment - I read to learn. Every book should teach me something I can apply to building better products or running a better business. If a book doesn't change how I think or act, it wasn't worth the time.
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