Shipped projects.
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Most "AI consultants" sell slide decks. I needed a site that proved I ship — and ships its own AI products to prove the point.

A multi-app marketing site that hosts three live AI products: a daily-snapshot Trending dashboard powered by Claude, a Vancouver marketing-jobs board (3,400+ live listings, scraped + posted to LinkedIn nightly), and a productized AV-proposal audit. Updated continuously by autonomous cron jobs.

Daily LinkedIn posts run themselves; the trending page summarizes 17 companies in one Claude call per company; the AV audit funnels real qualified leads. The site is the product demo.

Men needed a private, fast, paid coaching experience without the friction of booking a human therapist — high quality, low ego, anytime.

A paid SaaS with five distinct AI "oracle" personas, each with its own card art, voice spec, and tone. Stripe-gated, Supabase-authed, with daily and weekly reading sessions, persistent memory per user, and a deliberate brand identity that doesn't read as "ChatGPT in a wrapper."

Paying customers, recurring revenue, and a paid SaaS template I can clone for adjacent verticals.

The peptide space is dominated by sketchy vendors and SEO spam. Buyers need a trust layer; legitimate vendors need somewhere to be discovered.

A vendor directory with verified listings, AI-generated business descriptions (Claude reviews each vendor before publish), a Claude-powered chatbot that answers product questions in-page, automated newsletter, and a full admin pipeline for approving submissions.

Paid listings, organic SEO traction, and a directory model that replicates cleanly to any other niche.

Local tradespeople and service providers were buried in Google's algorithm. Customers wanted a curated, geography-first directory.

A location-aware directory with category landing pages auto-generated per city, vendor onboarding with Claude-assisted profile writing, lead capture forms that route directly to the business, and a freemium → paid upgrade path on Stripe.

Live in multiple Canadian markets with paid listings; SEO-friendly URL structure built to scale to thousands of categories.

Yoga studios, teachers, retreats, and schools have no single trustworthy global directory — they're scattered across Instagram, Google Maps, and individual sites.

A clean global directory with six listing types, a Claude-powered chatbot ("Lotus") to help visitors find the right studio/teacher, an in-page submission flow, and a brand-forward design system ("The Digital Atrium") built from scratch in sage + cream.

Newly launched; growing organically as studios discover and self-list. Designed to flip to paid tier once the network reaches critical mass.

Custom AV/CEDIA integrators take two weeks to write a residential proposal. Most of that work is data entry from D-Tools — high-margin labor wasted on copy-paste.

A productized AI service: a per-customer proposal automation tool tuned to each shop's D-Tools library and CEDIA standards, plus a dedicated AI consultant retainer. Landing page hosts the calculator showing the ROI math, sample audit PDF, and a strategy-call CTA. Sells to one integrator per market area.

Cuts proposal turnaround from two weeks → one afternoon; commands $3,000+/month CAD per integrator. Repeatable productized-service playbook.

The Latin American community in Canada had no central directory for the businesses, services, and events that serve them — a bilingual audience scattered across Facebook groups and word-of-mouth.

A fully bilingual (EN/ES) directory with location-aware search ("Near Me"), business claim flow, a Claude-powered chatbot for help in either language, automated business descriptions, newsletter pipeline, and an admin approval workflow for new listings.

Live and growing across Canada; the bilingual + community-first positioning is something the bigger directories can't replicate. Built as a template I can localize to other diaspora communities.