A THING THEY CAN CLICK
A working prototype in days — real screens, real flows, deployed at a URL you can send. Not a deck, not a Figma file.
you need a yes from users, a board or a co-founder before committing to a full build.





AI Consultant · Behavioral Economist

AI · Ongoing
NOTCHY turns the MacBook's hardware notch — real estate macOS otherwise wastes — into a Dynamic Island-style AI usage monitor. A minimal pill blends into the notch and shows your binding limit at a glance; hover expands it into a full panel with session usage, weekly quota, time until reset and threshold alerts. It tracks eight providers, and Claude, Codex and Gemini need no API key at all — it reads the login their official CLI already stored. A native Swift app under 10MB, local-first with zero telemetry, MIT licensed.
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Three things I build — answer below and I'll point at one.
A working prototype in days — real screens, real flows, deployed at a URL you can send. Not a deck, not a Figma file.
you need a yes from users, a board or a co-founder before committing to a full build.
Copy, layout, build and analytics as one job — a page that makes the argument, and the numbers to tell you whether it landed.
you're launching, opening a waitlist, or paying for traffic that arrives and leaves.
SHIPPED — Copy, build, analytics and the numbers after.
Your tools wired together — email, CRM, Notion, Airtable, Stripe — with AI doing the reading, sorting and drafting in between.
the same task shows up every week and someone on your team still does it by hand.
SHIPPED — A content engine that runs without anyone opening it
Not sure what you need? Bring the messy idea. We'll figure out the smallest, most powerful thing we can build first.
30 minutes.
No pitch.
Just a real conversation.