Every project
Each one is a complete build sheet: what you'll have at the end, what it costs to build and to run, what you need to know first, and every step in between. Filter by what you want to make, how much time you have, or how far along you are.
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A bot that reads your inbox and texts you the important bits
Every morning at 7am, a Telegram message with the three emails that actually need you and a one-line summary of each.
A spreadsheet column that thinks
A custom =ASK() formula in your own spreadsheet. Drag it down a column of customer feedback and get sentiment, category and a summary in three columns.
A camera that texts you when a package arrives
A small camera by your door that watches for a delivery, sends you a photo and a description, and ignores the cat.
Getting AI to review your code and actually catch things
A command you run before committing that reviews only your diff against rules you set, and stays quiet when there's nothing to say.
A support bot that only answers from your own docs
A chat widget on your site that answers from your documentation, cites the page it used, and says 'I don't know' instead of inventing an answer.
An agent that watches your competitors while you sleep
A Monday morning email summarizing what changed on a list of sites you care about — pricing, hiring, launches — with nothing repeated from last week.
A voice assistant that does exactly one thing well
A little box on the kitchen counter you can talk to. It logs what you say into your list, timer or notes — no wake-word gymnastics, no cloud account.
Safely giving an agent access to your calendar
An agent that can read your week and book things — but can only touch one calendar, can't delete anything, and asks before double-booking you.
A plant that texts you when it's thirsty
A sensor in a pot that messages you when the soil dries out — and phrases it differently every time so you actually read it.
Meeting notes that write themselves into your docs
Drop in a recording, get structured notes — decisions, owners, deadlines — filed in the right place with the right title, automatically.
Debugging with AI without losing the plot
A repeatable method for using AI on a bug you can't crack — and knowing within two minutes whether it's helping or sending you in circles.
Using AI to understand a codebase you didn't write
A process for getting oriented in an unfamiliar repo in twenty minutes instead of two days, with a map you can trust.
A scraper that tells you when a page changes
A script that watches any set of pages — prices, job boards, policy pages — and messages you only when something you care about actually changed.
Scraping a site that builds itself with JavaScript
A scraper that drives a real browser to reach data that only exists after the page's JavaScript runs — plus the trick that lets you skip the browser entirely half the time.
Crawling an entire site without getting blocked
A polite crawler that walks a whole site, respects robots.txt, rate-limits itself, resumes where it stopped, and produces a clean dataset.
Turning scraped mess into a dataset you can trust
A cleaning pass that turns inconsistent scraped fields — prices as '£1,299.00 inc VAT', dates in five formats — into typed, validated columns.
A bot that logs in and files the same report every week
A browser bot that signs in somewhere, fills the same tedious form, downloads the result and files it — on a schedule, without you.
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One new build sheet a week
A new build sheet every Thursday, written by a person who built it. No hype, no roundups.