The tools

You're working. Someone calls. You miss it. By the time you call back, they've moved on. Receptionist catches those calls with an AI agent that answers, qualifies the lead, and books a follow-up — all while you stay focused on what you're doing.

No more "sorry I missed your call" voicemails. No more lost leads because you were heads-down on actual work.

You need a website but you don't want to spend two weeks picking a template and writing copy. SiteKit asks you a few questions about your business and builds a real, deployable site — not a drag-and-drop toy.

Static sites on Cloudflare Pages. Fast, secure, no monthly hosting fees. This site was built with SiteKit.

You know things worth sharing but you never have time to write. Voice Post lets you talk about what you know — on a walk, between meetings, whenever — and turns it into a blog post, social update, or newsletter draft.

Your voice, your ideas. The tool handles the formatting and polish.

Skip the blank page. Prompts gives you a library of ready-made prompts for the work you actually do — management tasks, content creation, planning, analysis. Grab one, fill in the blanks, get useful results immediately.

No prompt engineering required. Just pick the task, provide your context, and go.

Not chatbots. Agents that actually do things — research, draft, summarize, organize. Built because I wanted to understand how agents work from the inside, not just install someone else's black box.

These are practical, task-oriented agents you can point at a problem and let run.

Every project tool is either too simple (sticky notes) or too complex (enterprise Jira). Taskboard sits in the middle — designed for one person managing multiple projects, with an AI workflow built in.

Track what needs doing, what's in progress, and what's done. Nothing more.

Track every lead from first contact to closed deal. A simple pipeline that keeps follow-ups visible so nothing slips through the cracks while you're busy doing actual work.

No bloated CRM. Just a clear view of who you're talking to, what they need, and what happens next.

Add a comment section to any website without building one yourself. Create a project, lock it to your domain, and embed a single iframe. Visitors log in with Google to post, and you get moderation tools to keep things clean.

Also includes a subscription widget for collecting emails. Light and dark themes, hearts on comments, user banning — all the basics, none of the complexity.