Jordan · Knoxville area, Tennessee
Every building down this river is something I made while figuring it out: software, AI tools and websites for real businesses. Follow it from dawn to dark.
Mostly software. Sometimes websites. Always one more project.
Opening the valley
Work for hire
I find businesses with great reviews and a weak website, build them a finished site from their real reviews and services, and mail a postcard that opens it. If they like it, they buy it and own it outright.
Taking customers
Work for hire
Snap an empty room and get it back furnished in about thirty seconds. Built for real estate agents whose listings need to look lived-in, without paying a stager.
Live
Work for hire
A private command center for an East Tennessee lighting and electrical company. It reads vendor quotes out of email, tracks every job, and has a voice assistant named Lux that knows the whole pipeline.
Private client work
Work for hire
A Chrome extension that wipes AI summaries and sponsored clutter off Google, so the first thing you see is an actual answer.
Live
Work for hire
A hand-checked directory of AI companies that are actually worth trusting. Every listing gets a person's score. Nobody pays to be on it.
Live
Town square
A free guide for Clinton, Tennessee: trash days, zoning, taxes, voting. Clint, a voice assistant built around the town's water tower, answers out loud. Four more towns now have one of their own.
Also: Norris · Oliver Springs · LaFollette · Kingston
Live
Town square
Every Sunday sermon from Fellowship Church Knoxville in one searchable place, with more than three hundred of them broken down by passage, themes and the Greek and Hebrew underneath.
Live
Town square
Tell the county the four words that sum up your life right now, then watch the county-fair word board shuffle them in.
Open for submissions
The lab
A plain-English history of every OpenClaw release, so you can see what changed before you update and nothing surprises you.
Live
The lab
My own training ground for working with AI agents: how to hand off real work, how to tell when it's actually done, and how to pick up tomorrow without explaining everything again.
In the lab, private for now
The lab
A paper trader built on the open-source Kronos forecasting model. Every hour it imagines 64 possible futures for Bitcoin. So far it has had the discipline not to bet on any of them.
Forecasting model: Kronos by shiyu-coder, open source.
Paper only
The lab
Bots I built to trade prediction markets and forex. A Bitcoin five-minute bot, a copy trader that followed the sharpest wallets, a patient forex bot, and an arbitrage hunter. They taught me more than they earned, so they're parked.
Paused
The lab
Ledger owners can hold STX, but they can't put it to work without leaving the wallet. So I built a small app that runs inside Ledger Wallet: pick a pool, stake, and earn Bitcoin rewards. Your STX stays locked in your own address, and nothing changes unless you approve it on the device in your hand.
An independent project, not affiliated with Ledger or Stacks. Not yet audited.
In testing
Makers' row
Prints inspired by the Library of Babel idea: among every possible page of text, a page with your exact words already exists. I find it, highlight your words and print its address.
On Etsy
Makers' row
My Etsy shop: pretty, practical things for a well-kept life. A wedding planner spreadsheet, printables, and those Infinite Words prints.
Open
After dark
A crew of named AI agents living on one server, each with a job and a workspace. Some work through the night. Some wake up when called.
Huck · Lux · Alex · Cam · Jeff · Gordon · Bud Fox · Ethan · Nina · Shadow
Always on, mostly
After dark
Our family's YouTube channel, plus the automated editing pipeline I built so the videos actually get made.
Live
After dark
Things I'm building that aren't ready to show yet.
In progress
Need a website, a tool, or a second pair of hands on an idea? I answer my own email.
Oak Street Heating & Air is a made-up sample business. Its reviews are illustrative.