Lawyering / Tinkering / Framing
A native Mac word processor for the documents AI agents write. Open HTML, tracked changes, local AI review — no lock-in.
Mock juries at the speed of compute. Hundreds of agent-jurors, one brief, in five minutes.
A flight simulator for litigators. Argue your case aloud against a simulated judge, walk away with the scorecard.
Legal research rebuilt as a map. An agent-native atlas of Delaware case law — doctrine as territory, treatment as road closures.
Two transcription engines, one recording. Where they disagree is exactly where you should listen.
Teaching young violinists to read music through 10 mini-games and a 3D endless runner.
A 3D chore tracker for families. The theory: make it fun to open.
108 stories, optional HD voices, and a totally tubular late-80s aesthetic.
Legal trivia, neubrutalism design, and the project that taught me you can just build things.
Throw a ball at a tiny block tower. Make a mess. Try to make the right mess.
A Catskills resort tycoon on real 3D terrain. Manage the mountain, survive the weather.
Choose-your-own-adventure platform with 3D environments and branching narratives.
A macOS app for managing Claude Code config files. A tool for the tools.
I needed to compare two folders. So I built a Mac app.
I build every project on this site with AI. This is what that looks like.
A puzzle game inside Moby-Dick: every chapter is impossible until you find the right pair of eyes. First playable: The Chart.
The sequel to Toppld. Three ways to wreck a tower, 24 levels, and a camera that leans when you tilt your phone.
I'm an attorney with too many interests. When I'm not practicing law, I'm probably tinkering with an app idea, out shooting photos, hitting the slopes, or up in the Catskills.
This is where I collect the things I'm working on and thinking about. Feel free to look around.
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