Workflowsy
My implementation services firm for business AI, data foundations, and workflow automation.
Personal Builds
The stuff I build for myself. Some make money. Some are experiments. Some exist purely because I wanted to see if I could.
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The side projects I’m actually putting consistent reps into. If you’re looking for “what he’s really building,” start here.
My implementation services firm for business AI, data foundations, and workflow automation.
My educational brand for business-forward AI and automation videos, guides, and practical resources.
Shopify + e-commerce apps. First up: Monitor (catch outages and stop burning ad spend into a broken checkout).
A curated guide to Chicago from someone who actually lives here. No sponsored content, no affiliate deals—just honest recommendations.
The true side quests: experimental, slightly chaotic, and not optimized for monetization. Some are “real” projects. Some are just me solving a specific problem and moving on.
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A TV-friendly ops dashboard that scrolls through the stuff I care about (pipelines, jobs, failures). Couldn’t find one I liked, so I built it.
Home automation that actually feels helpful: shades, Sonos, scenes, and little quality-of-life fixes that add up.
A Marriott-style welcome screen in the guest bedroom — just a fun touch that makes staying here feel like an experience.
A dinner party invite microsite—because I love food, love to cook, and wanted an excuse to bring people together.
Scraped therapist directories and used an LLM to rank “best fit” matches. Because filtering 200 profiles manually is brutal.
My first company. Computer repair and IT services, started at 14. Grew to 500+ clients before I finished high school.
Projects I stopped working on. Sometimes the idea was bad. Sometimes the timing was bad. Sometimes I got distracted by something shiny.
A “life metrics” dashboard idea (health + finances + personal stats). Turns out I like building dashboards more than I like seeing my own numbers all day.
"Gone but not forgotten"
Structured data extraction for well-known forms (government, tariffs, shipping, standardized docs). High accuracy because the forms are known — the “maybe this comes back” graveyard resident.
"Gone but not forgotten"
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