AI builds
I build websites and tools with AI working inside them, for small businesses and for my own products. A rental site that books and takes payment while an assistant answers customers. A cafe the staff run by talking to it. A kid-safe app suite with paying customers. Everything here is live and in use.
I’m Producer / Director at FORM, where I also rebuilt the studio’s website. Side work: fixed-price builds, scoped in writing, that you own when we’re done, plus training so your team can run them.
Shipped and live
Client build: website and AI assistant for a moving-tote rental business in Dublin, GA.
One Claude-powered assistant with three jobs: it sizes up a visitor's move, answers a customer's questions about their own booking, and briefs the owner on the week's deliveries and inventory.
A school lunch cafe, run end to end by software, with an AI assistant the staff simply talk to.
Parents pre-order, the restaurant order goes out every morning, Venmo payments match themselves to orders, and volunteers sign themselves up. The owner and staff ask the AI things like "close the 26th for Thanksgiving", and it proposes the change for them to approve.
A kid-safe content suite for Christian families: four apps under one family code.
I built it because families deserve a quiet corner of the internet.
The website for FORM, the Atlanta story company where I'm Producer / Director.
I rebuilt formgreatstories.com so one site carries all four divisions: brand films, studio podcast and broadcast, interactive branching experiences, and original films.
The household stack
Three assistants for three people in one family, running every day. They share a household store, hand work to each other, and stay in their lanes: each one has its own voice and its own limits on what it may do without asking. Getting those limits right was harder than the code.
Mine
My own assistant. I text it like a chief of staff: it reads and drafts email, keeps the calendar, researches, and files things where I'll find them.
When a job needs a tool it doesn't have yet, it writes one.
Builder · 2025–present
The household
A household assistant: meal plans, grocery lists, school email, the family calendar, and the follow-ups that usually fall through the cracks.
It knows when not to talk: quiet hours, a daily limit on nudges, and it asks before it acts.
Builder · 2025–present
A composer
A composer's assistant with a Mozart-inspired voice: theory, feedback on new pieces, and practice.
Turns a written arrangement into a printed score, MIDI, and an audio preview.
Builder · 2026
Also shipped
Small apps I built for fun or for friends. Most started as a weekend question and shipped.
A satisfying VCR ASMR toy. It's Christmas 1992 in the family den: slide a VHS tape out of its sleeve, push it into the VCR and press play to watch the movie's most famous scene. Real box art, a working remote, and Dad's home tapes, recorded off TV with the commercials still in them. Stack: vanilla JS, Web Audio, YouTube.
2026
A 3D web game built in the browser. Started as the YouTube short "Buc-ee's Bathroom Simulator".
2026
A nostalgia game about walking into a video store on a Friday night in the '80s and '90s: browse the wall of tapes, pick one, and rent it.
2026
Tool for Christians who want to follow through when they say they will pray for someone. Lightweight reminders, journaling, and prayer history.
2026
Want AI working in your business?
A website that books and answers customers, an internal tool, an assistant for your staff, or training so your team can do it themselves. You work with me directly, and I reply with a plan and a fixed quote.