AI projects we have actually built.
Sixteen real projects, from a multi-client content platform to a public AI library. Each page says what it does, what stack it uses, its honest status, what is public and what is private, and where it falls short.
Most of these were built for our own use first. Status labels mean exactly what they say: Live is publicly reachable, In use runs for us day to day but is not a product, Prototype works but is early or untested on real users. We do not publish client results because we do not have them to share.
Platforms and engines
The systems that make content, run a life and run a studio.
Content Studio AI
A multi-client workspace for running one-person content companies: plan, generate, edit, approve and publish.
See the project →ContentCreate
A local content factory: script, voice, music, captions, video and publishing on one laptop GPU.
See the project →Life OS
A personal operating system: Portfolio Tracker, Rolodex, planner, notes and an AI assistant that asks before it changes anything.
See the project →Apps
Phone and web apps built for one real user first.
Coach Québec
A local AI French coach for exam preparation, with writing correction, speaking practice and a learner profile.
See the project →GuitarNoodle
A native Android guitar-learning app with a tab player, real-time pitch detection and practice tools.
See the project →Fitness Gym
A native Android workout app with an animated anatomical figure, a workout generator and a mind and breathing tab.
See the project →Franchise catering lead tool
A QR-code spin-and-win page, ordering demo and lead portal for local franchise kitchens.
See the project →Games and game pipeline
A small game studio run with AI in the loop.
AI Interview Simulator
A game-style interview practice tool: speed rounds, a group-discussion arena against two AI rivals, and a verdict.
See the project →Moonlit Ronin game pipeline
A small studio's game factory: around ten game projects, a shared template, local art and music generation, and a QA gate.
See the project →Agents and workflows
Automations that draft, schedule and report, with a person approving.
Kaizen Forge agents
A small team of AI agents for a one-person digital marketing agency, with a human approving the output.
See the project →Daily shorts content engine
A pipeline that drafts a daily news short and a weekly review for an education channel, held for approval before it posts.
See the project →Lead capture and email stack
A self-hosted way to catch leads from a static site, store them privately and send consented email.
See the project →Tools and open resources
Things we publish so others can reuse them.
Fantasy basketball analyzer
A research-backed draft and season toolkit for one ESPN auction league: rules decoded, player values and a draft-night script.
See the project →Nunna's AI Library
A public, curated catalog of AI APIs, MCP servers, skills and tools, each with a verdict and a one-line reason.
See the project →The AI Library MCP
A public, read-only MCP endpoint so Claude and other assistants can search the library from any device.
See the project →Skills and plugins collection
The library's curated map of Claude skills, plugins and marketplaces, with our verdict on each.
See the project →Want something like one of these for your business?
Start with a 60-minute 1:1 session (USD $150) to pick the right first project, or send a note and we will reply with questions.