Where everything stands — July 2026
A quick honest walk through all seven projects: what's live, what's built and waiting, and what I keep telling myself about the difference.
The vibecoding journey, documented: project updates, the thinking behind each product, and lessons from shipping solo. Some updates are drafted on a schedule by the same AI I build with — those are labeled.
A quick honest walk through all seven projects: what's live, what's built and waiting, and what I keep telling myself about the difference.
tab. didn't pass App Store review the first time. Here's what the rejection actually taught me — and it wasn't about code.
Everyone thinks vibecoding means you type a sentence and an app falls out. Seven products later, here's the part nobody tells you.
I can build the apps. Marketing them is the part that quietly kills indie projects. So I built the suite that does the five things I always skip.
Running a Skool community is mostly invisible admin. I automated the grind — and learned a small lesson about names along the way. (This one used to be SkoolOS.)
Everyone hears 'credit' and thinks credit repair. That's not the point. The point is the yes from a lender — and knowing exactly what's standing between you and it.
The fragrance app I'd wanted for years. Point your camera at a bottle, it knows what it is, and the whole thing feels like the shelf it's tracking. (It used to be called Sillage.)
Most signal services fire off a single indicator and call it a setup. Real traders wait for things to agree. So that's what I built.
Every analytics tool tells creators what happened. None of them tell you what to do about it. So I built the one that does.
The first entry. Before the seven products, before any of it — why I decided to just start making the things in my head, with AI riding shotgun.