Five real, live projects. Not a highlight reel — the actual decisions, the dead ends, the bugs that made it to production, and an honest guess at how long things really take. Updated as the work happens.
How this is put together: each project's devlog below was reconstructed from real working sessions — file timestamps, commit history, and the actual back-and-forth that built the thing — not written after the fact from memory. Dates are approximate where the source material was approximate; that's noted inline rather than smoothed over. Anything that would expose another person's private information, an active security detail, or an unconfirmed conversation with a third party has been generalized or left out — everything else is as-is, including the parts that didn't go well.
Pick one to read the full history, or jump around — each stands on its own.
An AI property-ops platform, dogfooded the whole way on a real 7-building, 22-unit Phoenix rental portfolio. Compliance-first leasing AI, a self-classifying rent ledger, and an autonomous ops agent that asks before it acts.
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A Socratic AI tutor that teaches by questioning instead of answering, with a visual skill map, voice, and a video-avatar tutor. First iOS submission was rejected on three counts — the fix is in progress.
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Six research-backed toddler-parenting tools, a native iOS app, and a rebrand forced by an Apple trademark rejection — from "Real Tamagotchi" to a tiger cub named Tiglit.
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This site. An AI-tools content site started from one question — "can I make passive income with AI?" — now an 18-post publishing machine plus a real $14 digital product on Gumroad.
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A podcast project asking people 80 and older what they've learned, before it's too late to ask — started from a letter PJ's father wrote him in 2011. No guest interviewed yet; a real, growing library of free wisdom already live.
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