AI has changed what a small team can build.

Prove your defenses work before an attacker does. Periscan is the 2003 thesis rebuilt with the tools that finally make it practical: security should be continuously tested, not periodically assumed. Two decades on, the market has finally named it — continuous validation, breach and attack simulation, exposure management — and the technology can finally do the job autonomously.

Cheers is a persistent, video-centric meeting place: somewhere you go and find people, rather than a call you schedule or a feed you scroll. Social networking built on presence — the room stays open.

Booking a tour still runs on spreadsheets, group chats, and email threads nobody can follow. Booker puts the whole job in one place: route a tour on a real map, run outreach from a unified inbox, move each deal through its stages, and settle the money at the end. Built for working bands and the people who book them.

BOSS coordinates specialized AI workers to plan, build, launch, and operate a company: an open engine you can self-host, with a managed control plane on top. The bet is that the hard part of an AI-native company is not the model, it is the orchestration — who does what, in what order, with what context, and who checks the result.

SupaPark gives a Walt Disney World visit superpowers: live wait times, analytics, and alerts that turn a park day from guesswork into a plan, with operator-ready admin tools behind them. The hard part is the data — assembling a live, trustworthy picture of a park in motion, and turning it into a decision a family can act on while standing in it.

AyeAI sits between enterprise models and enterprise data: orchestration, retrieval, access control, and traceable logs, so an answer can be explained and audited. The first run was too early — the technology worked, the market pull did not arrive, and I wound it down rather than push it uphill. I kept the brand and the thesis. The problem it was built for has since arrived, so AyeAI is pivoting into it.

Most people who face the legal system without a lawyer do not lose because they are wrong. They lose because they miss a deadline, file the wrong form, or cannot phrase what happened in the language a court expects. ProSe empowers individuals to make strong pro se cases and arguments — and to manage the process itself, which is half of what defeats people.

Not everything needs to become a company. Awassee is where the projects I build for their own sake get published: WolfBBS, a self-hosted SSH-first bulletin board system, and BlueScreen Journal, an encrypted local-first journal for the macOS terminal. Both MIT, both maintained in the open.