Not everything has to make money. This is the room for the experiments, the half-built ideas, and the stuff I make purely because it would be cool if it existed. Touch things. Some of them do something.
A capital-V Villain, a frost giant tax collector, has opinions about your village's bookkeeping and honestly, they have a point.
1,000 possible hooks · screenshot the good ones · yes this is a preview of the real thing
Pull the lever. Regret is half the fun.
A question worth sitting with. Tap when you're ready.
No AI in these three. Just hand-written tables and one honest question.
I play two Pathfinder campaigns, alternating Tuesdays and Fridays, and somewhere in there I got stuck on a question: could an AI actually run a full campaign? Not spit out a random dungeon. Generate an entire adaptive world, with its own rule system, that reacts to the party as they play.
So I'm building it. The little hook generator above is a toy version of the idea. The real thing is a lot bigger, and a lot more impractical, and I love it.
Pick a theme, dark fantasy, heist, cozy village mystery, and it builds the setting, the factions, and the stakes from scratch.
An adaptive ruleset that scales the challenge to your party instead of making you memorize three hundred pages first.
The world remembers what the party did last session and bends around it, so no two tables ever get the same story.
This one is not finished and I won't pretend it is. It's the most ambitious thing in the room. Want to hear when it's playable? Text me and I'll put you on the very short list.
Past the toys: the real systems and products I've shipped or run every day. Some are live for anyone to use; some quietly run my whole operation behind the scenes.
Not an app. A living, plain-text vault of everything I've learned and decided. Around 3,300 notes, one idea per file, cross-linked into a graph across frameworks, call logs, people, and decisions. Every transcript and half-formed idea gets captured, deduped, and wired in, so nothing I learn ever quietly disappears. I talk to it through Claude ("save this to my brain") and it updates itself. Plain Markdown, backed up three ways, no app lock-in.
Status: live · ~3,300 notes and growing
A personal discovery assessment for the person who is capable, busy, and scattered. It walks five pillars of your life, shows you the single thread tying them together, and ends in a real 90-day focus plan. Most personality tests hand you a label. This one hands you a plan.
See Throughline →Status: shipped · throughline.life
The gap between actual ADHD research and the pop-psych stuff flooding every feed was driving me up a wall. So I built a graph of peer-reviewed sources you can explore by topic, finding, or author. The real science, structured, minus the hot takes.
See ADHD Atlas →Status: shipped · adhdatlas.xyz
Self-updating wikis for each of my brands. Raw call transcripts in, clean positioning, offers, and voice out. My AI writers read them before drafting anything, so the work stays true to what's actually going on.
Status: internal tool, daily use
Hidden across this whole site: type "dad", tap the cartoon, pet a certain bear, walk all four worlds… find all ten and the Vault opens.
Status: 10 to find
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.
