Not just video. We ship software too.
Client websites, our own products, native Mac apps, and browser games — designed, built, and running in production. Every card below links to something live you can open right now.
Client builds
Sites and tools we designed and built for clients, published with their permission.
Executive Flow
Marketing site for Robert Freitas' executive-performance framework, The Neurochemistry of Velocity — dark editorial layout built around an embedded framework video and a diagnostic booking flow.
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Living Near Tacoma
Site for a Puyallup, Washington real-estate broker — property search, a video library, and a monthly blog we keep writing.
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Harbour Prime
Site for a waterfront steak and seafood restaurant on the Christiansted boardwalk in St. Croix — menu, photo gallery, directions, and reservations.
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Executive Burnout Triage
A second property for the same client — a long-form clinical landing page that qualifies burned-out executives and routes them into a paid intake, rather than a generic contact form.
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Crowning Glory Blueprint
A navigable build document for a cancer-survivor video series — layout map, final copy, rollout order, and a go-live checklist, shipped as a site instead of a PDF so the client could work straight from it.
Visit the site →One site per deliverable
Every strategy blueprint, voiceover round, and feedback pass ships as its own custom-built microsite rather than a document — the client gets a URL to open, not a file to download. Sixteen are live right now.
See how strategy works →Products & tools
Software we built for ourselves, then kept running in production. Same team, same standard.
ArtificialWatch
Sweeps every major AI provider's API on a 60-second cycle and tells you the minute a new model goes live. Email and browser push on the free tier; paid plans add SMS and a phone call.
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FableWatch
A single-model watch. Tracks one frontier model across its official API and third-party channels, and pings you the moment it comes back or goes dark.
Visit the site →ThumbnailRank
Upload a thumbnail and get an attention heatmap, readability scoring, and a CTR-grade rubric back in about four seconds. Runs in the browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.
Score a thumbnail →
The Quoter
The app behind our own "Start Your Project" button. Answer a few questions — or just describe the job in a sentence — and get a quote back without waiting on a sales call.
Try it →
Strategy Generator
Drop in a YouTube URL. It indexes the channel, pulls transcripts and thumbnails, scans the first 60 seconds of recent uploads, and writes a 12-section strategy blueprint.
Generate one →
PropertyTaxCut
Checks whether a home is over-assessed and walks the owner through appealing it — address lookup, savings calculator, and state-by-state filing guides.
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Lore
A wiki your AI coding agents write to and read from. Point it at a folder of markdown and it turns scattered agent notes into something searchable — no database, files stay on your machine.
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NoSleepLab
Our app lab — 48 utilities, web apps, and games built after hours, from menu-bar tools to full products. Live demos, free downloads, and published source for the ones that shipped.
Visit the lab →Desktop apps
Native macOS software, signed and shipping. Forty-eight more live in the lab.
WordEraser
Brings Ctrl+W, Ctrl+U and Ctrl+K — the terminal delete shortcuts your muscle memory already knows — to every text field on macOS. Paid app with a 7-day trial.
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Ghostmark
Keeps a persistent, fully customizable watermark tiled across your desktop — for screen recording, video calls, and online teaching. Open source, MIT licensed.
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MenuBarStats
Disk, CPU and memory percentages live in the menu bar, with readings deliberately aligned to what Activity Monitor and Finder report. One Swift file, no dependencies.
See the app →Games
Built to prove out real-time rendering and game feel in the browser. All three are playable now.
BEAROUT
A playable browser build of the game from a fake mobile ad. Isometric world, drag or WASD to move, nothing to install.
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Chicken Cross
A Three.js take on Crossy Road — hop across roads, rivers and railways in a fully 3D voxel world, with a leaderboard. Runs on desktop and mobile.
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HORDE
A twin-stick survival arena. WASD to move, weapons fire automatically, the horde scales until you don't. Press any key to start.
Play it →Need a site, not just a video?
Web design, app development, and AI agents are all in-house service lines — same team, same turnaround discipline. Tell us what you're building and we'll come back with a plan.
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