Things I'm building.

A jailbreaking game. You get a word - you have to prompt the AI so it says that word in its answer. The game is the constraint. 25 people played it. The most interesting thing: people got more interested in the jailbreaking mechanic than the game itself.

A homework studio for therapists and psychologists. They upload and edit templates, organise everything in one place, and share editable links with patients - not a Word doc sent over email. There's a community layer too: practitioners can access each other's templates and build on them.

AI moodboard for brand strategists - solo practitioners, small agencies, anyone ideating on how a brand should look. You give it a brief, it finds relevant competitors, reads their design DNA, and helps you curate a brand kit. The next layer is brand enforcement: using AI to roll the brand out consistently across assets and channels.

An AI that helps internal teams navigate tools and resolve tickets without pre-configured workflows. Imagine you're stuck somewhere in a product - a clicky cursor finds your way. Based on Farza's Clicky. The goal is an AI that works on unconfigured pages with baseline knowledge and learns as it goes, beating the era of companies having to hand-hold every user journey in advance.

This. A portfolio that's also a gallery - each section has its own room. Built in Next.js with Framer Motion, more Tailwind than is strictly healthy, and a fair amount of Claude Code. Took about a month.