Current Live Projects

Most "AI consultants" sell slide decks. I needed a site that proves the work by running it.

The home of the AI automation service, and the systems that keep it fresh. Thinking in Public: 70 posts that become Instagram carousels and reels through one pipeline. Local events: an AI agent adds Vancouver events every morning (239 listed), and each one drops off after its day. Things I Like: a phone photo becomes a published page, with Claude vision writing the first draft. Plus The Thursday Table, free monthly office hours for business owners.

Every page here updates on its own schedule. The site is the product demo: each tool on it is a system I build for clients.

Good deals sit in listings nobody has time to read: businesses for sale, used cars, Marketplace posts, job boards. Checking them by hand takes hours a day, and the best ones go fast.

Six scanners that read the listings every morning, score each one and put the best on a public page: a stock and fund tracker (44 companies and 8 funds, with a Claude news line on each), businesses for sale up to $1M (the top 50 of 256 listings, each with a growth model), used Teslas around Vancouver (four sources, ranked against a fitted fair price), second-hand flips (an AI agent sends Facebook Marketplace finds, a scanner reads Craigslist, Kijiji and Karrot, Claude Haiku screens and Claude Opus judges), and Vancouver marketing jobs. The sixth, real estate, stays private.

12,958 listings read on the October 18 runs, with no one touching them. The businesses page sends a Monday email, the jobs board posts a daily digest to LinkedIn and X, and the hub shows the live totals.

Latin businesses abroad live in Facebook groups and word of mouth. The community had no single directory, in Spanish, that covered the whole world.

A Spanish-first directory (English too) of Latin businesses worldwide, with "Cerca de Mí" location search, an owner claim flow, Sylvita the chatbot in both languages, AI-written descriptions and an Art section for Latin American artists. Modo Sylvita lets a field agent photograph a storefront on a phone: Claude vision fills in the listing and it publishes on the spot. Each new listing gets an Instagram welcome post from a bot.

17,594 businesses listed. The Instagram bot has published 98 welcome posts for new listings.

Property managers need trades they can trust. Search results rank whoever buys the ads.

A vendor register for the US and Canada: city-by-trade pages across 24 metros, 176 "best of" lists ranked by smoothed Google ratings (a lone 5.0 from 20 reviews can't outrank a 4.8 from 900), Claude-assisted profile writing, the Clerk chatbot, and lead forms that go straight to the business. Rebranded from ProNearby in one day, redirects and email included.

25,730 businesses listed. The ranked lists rebuild from fresh data with one command.

The peptide space is full of sketchy vendors and SEO spam. Buyers need a trust layer; legitimate vendors need somewhere to be found.

A verified directory of peptide sources (pharmacies, clinics, research labs and brands) with PeptideBot answering product questions in the page, The Peptide 100 (a ranked index of the field's most influential people), the State of Peptides report, verification badges for listed vendors, and a content engine that writes and schedules its own social posts.

366 sources listed. The content engine has published 225 social posts.

Fitness creators hunt for brand deals one DM at a time, and brands can't see who actually trains.

Deal Radar: every Monday a pipeline pulls brand deals and paid creator work from public job boards and ad trackers, Claude extracts and scores each one, and the edition publishes and emails subscribers on its own. Around it: the FitBodega 100, nine ranked world Top 100 lists (gyms, run clubs, recovery spaces, online coaches and more), and a Journal that posts twice a week.

The weekly edition goes out every Monday with no one in the loop. Nine ranked lists and 120 Journal posts are live.

Yoga studios, teachers, retreats and schools are scattered across Instagram, Google Maps and their own sites. There was no single global directory people could trust.

A global directory with six listing types, 14 city studio guides, Lotus the chatbot to help visitors find the right studio or teacher, an in-page submission flow, and its own design system, "The Warm Register": paper, ink and one violet accent. The site makes and posts its own showcase carousels every day.

637 listings in 13 countries, 191 guides and posts, and 601 social posts made and published by the site.

Men in a hard stretch rarely ask for help. They needed a private daily practice that speaks their language.

An oracle app with 51 Messenger cards, each with its own art and voice. Every morning it writes the day's reading and horoscopes for all twelve signs, emails subscribers, and renders the card of the day into a video with Remotion that posts to TikTok, Instagram and LinkedIn.

Free while in beta. The reading, horoscopes, email and reel run every day on their own, and 87 card and practice guides are published.

People looking for psilocybin services find hype and sellers mixed in with the facts.

A worldwide directory of dispensaries, retreats, clinics, facilitators, education and brands, with an 18-species field guide (field marks, habitat and a lookalike warning on every entry), Myca the chatbot, and a 19+ age gate on dispensary pages. It is information only, by design: the site sells nothing.

33 listings in 7 countries, each reviewed by hand before it goes up.