I wanted a morning scroll that did not ruin the morning
A daily anti-doomscroll feed that learns which kinds of good news are actually interesting to you.
Field notes from shipping too many things
Project Files
I have too many ideas. Hermes made that a throughput problem. These are the useful survivors, the expensive mistakes, and the weird ones that got deployed anyway.
No pitch-deck mythology. No pretending every prototype became a company.
Current archive
Ideas that survived long enough to become real
The Okanagan had plenty to do. Finding it was the problem.
A weekly local-events guide built around one opinionated answer to a messy question: what should we actually do tonight?
A memory you have to break to open
A destructible physical memory capsule, and a product story where the irreversible act is the interface.
What if doomscrolling made you better at business?
A product concept for a swipeable feed of real business case studies, designed to turn idle scrolling into pattern recognition.
I projected the poker interface onto the table
An overhead projector concept that puts the dealer, blinds, timer, and seat labels directly on the felt.
I accidentally built ecommerce for my garage sale
A whole-house moving sale became an inventory system, public catalogue, request list, and tiny operations platform.
I kept getting websites that followed the prompt and missed the point
A prompt compiler became a private build system that starts with the real repository, runs a bounded implementation, and demands rendered evidence.
I put a two-hour deadline on custom web design
One custom conversion page, a fixed price, and a written start time turned a vague service into a product with edges.
Remembering the birthday was not the hard part
A personal gift radar combines dates, shipping time, budget, taste, and gift history so the reminder arrives with a useful shortlist.
I designed the aquarium before I built the game
A space-creature game idea became a production reference for the loop, life stages, food chain, invaders, stations, loot, and art rules.
I made the lock screen do the reminding
A commitment becomes a wallpaper, placing the thing I said mattered on the screen I already see all day.
I wanted push-to-talk for an AI, not another chat window
A Windows-first desktop experiment turns one global hotkey into recording, transcription, a contextual answer, and spoken playback.