Things I build outside of work — small, self-funded apps I use to explore product ideas and ship AI end-to-end. None are monetized; they exist because I wanted them to.
An AI hypertrophy coach and workout tracker.
rippedtrack.com ↗A gym app I built for myself and kept using: it plans your training blocks, tracks your workouts, and lets AI suggest the next sets, reps, and weight. Runs on the web and as native iOS/Android apps.
A fact-checking accountability database for US politicians.
polithread.com ↗Pick a US politician and see every public claim an independent fact-checker has rated — with a simple honesty breakdown and a link straight to the original review. No opinions, just receipts.
NoteI had agents running overnight to gather information and fill the database, and the UI looked great, but the site never got enough traction. People wanted daily updates, while politicians didn’t always have anything new to report. Interest was concentrated around just one to three politicians. It was useful for learning about a politician once, but gave people little reason to return, so I shut it down. I may revisit it closer to the presidential elections.
Instant roof measurement from satellite imagery.
getroofinfo.com ↗A roofing tool that uses computer vision to trace a roof straight from aerial imagery and work out the real measurements — square footage, roofing squares, bundles, material estimates — in seconds, with no manual measuring.
NoteSAM3 handled most roofs well, but tree shadows kept breaking the segmentation. I patched it with manual brush tools and it worked — but the app never got enough traction, so I shut it down.