AI-powered product

Audio.Observer turns current news headlines into AI-generated songs and a 24/7 live radio stream. The site shows daily tracks, an archive, genre-based listening, and a clear link between each song and a real news story.

Datapoint AI is a survey and consumer research platform that streams verified answers from a global panel. The page shows live response counts, country coverage, use cases across marketing, product, strategy, and customer experience, plus docs and an SDK for builders.

AISA is a free conversational AI skills assessment that scores how people use AI, generates a report and growth plan, and offers a shareable credential for individuals and teams.

Tempered is an AI-assisted Windows optimizer that explains performance issues in plain language, shows measured before-and-after results, and keeps changes revertible through an Undo Center.

A browser-based clicker game where local AI builds a custom game from your idea entirely on-device via WebGPU, with no API keys or servers.

Machine-facing documentation for agentic DNS skills from DomainHelp, covering IP lookup, resolver detection, homoglyph checks, SPF flattening, and domain permutation tools, with entry points and API references.

A browser-based brainstorm canvas that grows ideas from a seed word using Chrome’s on-device AI, with no signup or backend.

A short interactive experiment that asks users to paste a prompt into their AI and measure how much personal context it can recall or infer.

Repolog scans a live website and produces a ranked audit covering on-page SEO, Core Web Vitals, security checks, and AI readiness for major AI search and assistant platforms.

Browser-local tool for removing supported visible Gemini watermarks from single images or batches, with before/after review and ZIP export.

A browser-playable rebuild of Future Crew’s 1993 Second Reality demo, presented as reconstructed from the original sources rather than via emulation or video.

A blog post about Idle Frontier, a clicker game about building a frontier language model in 1,000 days, and the author’s experience making it with Claude, Godot, and Aseprite.