workbench
Evidence, not claims.
I build systems for clients, and I build my own products. Both live here, with real status and real timelines. This is where you see the work, not a claim about it.
The Workbench is where the method becomes visible. Every project here — live, in development, or still just research — went through the same process: understand the problem first, then build the system. See how I work → for what that process actually looks like.
Status here is real, not aspirational. A project marked Concept hasn't shipped. A project marked Live is running in production, right now. I'd rather show an honest "not yet" than a polished claim.
workbench/web-motion-development
Web & Motion Development
Web systems I have built and run, for clients and for myself. The status on each card is current.
RepoTop20 (opens in a new tab)
A weekly countdown of the 20 most-starred new GitHub repos, published as a video reel, a website and an X post with no hands on it.
PixelGrudge (opens in a new tab)
A 1,000 × 1,000 pixel wall where any pixel can be taken by paying $1 more than its owner did.
Custom Business Websites
Fast, maintainable websites built for businesses that plan to grow.
Customer Portal
A secure, branded home for client accounts, orders, and support.
Operations Dashboard
A live view into the metrics that actually run the business.
Field Service Platform
Scheduling, dispatch, and job tracking for teams that work on-site.
Membership Platform
Recurring membership, content access, and billing in one system.
Venue Booking & Ticketing
Booking and ticketing for a local music venue. Bands request dates, the venue confirms shows, and fans buy tickets in one place.
Inventory Management System
Stock tracking and reordering built around real product flow.
Document Automation
Contracts, forms, and paperwork generated and routed automatically.
AI Knowledge Base
A searchable, AI-answered knowledge base built from a client's own material.
workbench/products
Products
Software I design, build, and operate myself, with my own money on the line and my own users to answer to.
Client sign-off flow
Plans, questions and approvals a client answers one item at a time, in writing, ending in an e-signature. No meeting needed.
Replaces: DocuSign-style sign-off tools
PermitRooster (opens in a new tab)
New building permits for a contractor's trade and ZIP codes, in their inbox by 7 AM, before the competition knows the job exists.
postbot
My own social post scheduler, so I stop renting one. Queue a post once and it goes out to each channel on time, after I approve it.
Replaces: Buffer
- Started, plan writtenOct 31, 2026
- First post published by postbotnot yet
- Buffer cancellednot yet
mailto:bot (opens in a new tab)
A newsletter platform your AI agents can run, with opt-in, unsubscribe and bounce handling built in.
Replaces: Paid newsletter platforms
CronSlot (opens in a new tab)
Online booking built into a business's own website, in its own colors and fonts, with deposits and no-show fees.
FlexLogPro (opens in a new tab)
Mileage and expense intelligence for gig-economy drivers.
SpyPlates (opens in a new tab)
A license plate spotting game for the open road.
Argus Relationship Intelligence
Relationship intelligence that works alongside your CRM — who you know, how well, and which relationships need attention.
ScrollBaby
Content systems engineered for the feed era.
Prospect Studio
A workspace for web designers to find local businesses whose websites are holding them back, and build the better version.
Need a system like these?
Client work starts with a $995 Audit Sprint: I map how the work moves today and hand you a written plan with fixed-price options.
Paying every month for software you only half use? Cards marked "Replaces" are tools I built instead of renting. I can do the same for you, and you own it →