Everything I have made that is worth showing. Each entry gets a number and an honest stamp. The shelved ones stay. They paid for the lessons the shipped ones run on.
No. 001 · iOS app · 2026 · once known as Entry No. 138
shippedA pocket-sized field journal where every creature you find gets a name.
A native iOS app I built end to end as a non-coder: I defined the product, drew the pixel art, and directed Claude Code through the Swift build, the iNaturalist computer vision, and the location and weather data. No ads, no subscriptions, no data collection.
pocketwild.app →No. 002 · Knowledge system · 2026
growingA second brain built for an AI to read.
My knowledge system. It breaks what I learn into small typed nodes joined by typed edges, and every node carries its source and a verification status. An AI can traverse it and answer with citations instead of vibes. The Map on this site is its public cousin.
See the public cousin →No. 003 · Claude Code plugin · 2026
shippedThe plugin that remembers what a session decided.
A Claude Code plugin that distills a working session's defining moments into typed nodes in Synapse. Decisions, pivots, and dead ends get captured with their provenance, so context compounds across sessions instead of being re-derived every morning.
No. 004 · Open source · 2026
shippedTurns messy operational data into a brief and deck a board will actually read.
A Node.js pipeline that turns fulfillment-automation metrics into one-page strategic briefs, a thirteen-slide executive deck, white papers, and a chart library, all from one shared design system. Built as a working demonstration on synthetic data.
View on GitHub →No. 005 · The web
shippedReal recipes and the skills to cook them.
My wife Haley teaches home cooks the fundamentals, the handful of skills that make everything else easier. I help build and run the site and the content presence behind it, from the tech to the systems that keep it moving.
kitchenhappy.club →No. 006 · The web
shippedA friend's mobile physical therapy practice, findable.
A marketing site for a physical therapist who drives to you around Northwest Arkansas. A static site, booking that just works, and the local search plumbing that helps neighbors actually find him.
makingmovespt.com →Some of this lives inside a company, so I can describe it but not show the screens. No numbers on these. You will have to take my word, which is the point of the rest of the page.
Not failures. Tuition. Each one comes with the field note I actually wrote down after.
No. 007
Field note
I chased the technology before the use. Built a cool demo nobody needed. Now I start with the person who has the problem.
No. 008
Field note
I built it for myself and figured everyone else wanted it too. They did not. Now I make sure the need is real before I start.
No. 009
Field note
The data was too thin to trust, and trust was the whole product. Some things should not be automated until the inputs are solid.
Not everything I make is useful, and that is deliberate. A few pieces from the shelf.
Generative art
Ten thousand gators, no two alike, generated from more than three hundred attributes I drew by hand. An early experiment in building a system that makes things.
Sculpture
Keycaps sculpted, molded, and cast in resin. Tiny faces for a keyboard. Making something with your hands scratches a different itch.
Sketch
A pencil sketch of a sword guarded by two eagles, borrowing from American and Japanese design at once. Drawn for no reason except wanting to see it.
The written ones live over in Writing.