The second brain
A personal knowledge system that actually remembers and connects, so my dozen projects don't live in a dozen disconnected apps and the back of my head.
Not everything has to be a business. This is the room for the experiments, the half-built ideas, the nerdy obsessions, and the stuff I make purely because it would be cool if it existed. Safety goggles optional.
I play two Pathfinder campaigns, alternating Tuesdays and Fridays, and somewhere along the way I got obsessed with a question: could an AI actually run a full campaign? Not spit out a random dungeon, but generate an entire adaptive world, with its own rule system, that adjusts to the party as they play.
So I'm building it. A campaign engine that auto-generates the whole thing across any theme or world. It is deeply impractical and I love it.
A personal knowledge system that actually remembers and connects, so my dozen projects don't live in a dozen disconnected apps and the back of my head.
The marketing experiments that show up uninvited at 1am and demand to be built before I'm allowed to sleep. Some of them even work.
Turning hundreds of course videos into a structured, searchable graph, because watching them twice is not a system.
Quizzes and frameworks that help people find out something true about themselves. I can't help it, I love a good archetype.
This week's obsession is usually set by a seven-year-old. It's a great product research team, honestly.
You did read the source comment, right? If not, go peek. Then type the word "dad" somewhere on this page and see what happens.
The best projects start as "this is probably dumb, but..." I answer those in reverse order of how normal they are, so lead with the weird one.