Projects.
Some things I've made.
A receptionist that answers the phone
Kai picks up a business line, talks in English, Hindi or Marathi, and checks the calendar while the caller is still on the line.
Security questionnaires, answered with the evidence attached
Every answer carries a quote from your own documents. A second, independent check reads each one and can only mark it down, never up.
Hiring, tracked until the person walks in
Built for a media company. An offer signed, a joining date set and a person actually joining are kept as three different things, so the headcount is never a guess.
A brief goes in, a finished ad comes out
Ars Nunc plans the film, generates the shots, judges them and renders the cut. The spend ceiling is fixed before the first frame, and nothing ships without a person signing it off.
Every channel’s numbers, straight from the source
Built for a media company. Instagram and YouTube performance comes from the platforms’ own APIs and is saved every day, so any number on the screen can be traced back.
From trend to finished cut
Fin is a production studio for short video. A trend becomes a brief, the brief passes from role to role, and the cut comes out the other end with every handoff on record.
One dot a day
Mark today with a dot. Zoom out and the dots become a year, and then a life.
Every video, and who has it right now
Built for a video team. A deliverable is always in someone’s hands, the editor’s or the client’s, and the tool keeps count of how long each side has held it.
A flower for each friend, one photo between them
Ten friends each get a bouquet with their name on it. It turns into a code, the code opens a jigsaw piece, and the pieces make one photo.
A Bell test on real quantum hardware
The first run showed nothing. An audit traced it to a biased readout, and the re-run on a better pair of qubits went past the classical limit.
Run your coding agents from your phone
A command deck in your pocket. Start a run, watch its status and step in, while the work happens on the computer at home.
Casting, from open call to signed presenter
Built for a media company. Applications, auditions, client review and contracts sit in one place, so nobody is chased over email.
Fly a four-stage rocket from mission control
A launch simulator with staging, atmosphere and gravity. Get the burns right and it tells you the orbit you reached.
The Odyssey, retold as a scroll you fall through
Five lines from the poem turn into a ship, an eye, a storm, a bow and an olive tree as you scroll.
Also live
- town a street of rooms, each one a project at work live
- water steer a small boat across water that ripples for real live
- paintings a jellyfish, flowers and a lantern, painted live and moved by touch live
- particle deck fifty-two playing cards, each drawn by moving particles live
- faunora photograph real animals and collect them as cards live
- neural intent lab an eeg benchmark honest about where it fails live
- agent mirror profiles the ai agent you're actually talking to live
Nine launches, read from public post IDs
A post ID carries the moment it was published. Decoding them shows how closely the same launch lands on X and on LinkedIn.