Three products shipped since March. A fourth on the way.
Each started from what real users said or did. Agents wrote most of the code; nothing shipped without tests, review and a check in a real browser. Two are open source.
Live · real payments
Booking, payments and video for independent teachers, in one place.
Why Teachers juggle a calendar, payment links, a video app and chat. This puts it all in one place.
Hard part Money never touches the platform: it lands in the teacher's own Stripe account. Wise covers countries Stripe doesn't.
Now Live with one teacher and eight students, taking real payments. Built and run solo.
9,351 unit tests 146 decision records
Case study → Live demo Source
Pilot · one hostel, to 14 October
Tonight's outings at a hostel, and who's going, on one link.
Why I read 2,800 messages from a hostel's WhatsApp group first. Hosts posted the same outing all day, so I built for hosts, not guests.
Hard part Fitting how hosts already work. AI drafts each post in English and Spanish; code checks the times, place and price.
Now One-week pilot at that hostel. Results, good or bad, go on the case study.
3 days from research to live pilot 50 / 50 AI drafts pass every check, at ~$0.0003 each
Case study → wanttojoin.com
Live · open source
Your coding agent is waiting. Answer it from your phone.
Why Agents stop to ask a question while nobody's watching the terminal.
Hard part Making one tap safe. End-to-end encrypted, and the phone sends a signed choice, never keystrokes.
Now Live with billing, and self-hostable. No outside users yet.
~20 s to roll back production Go + TS AGPL server, MIT helper
Case study → beckoncli.com Source
Building now
A change radar for the services your product runs on.
Why Vendors change pricing and licences in posts nobody reads. Dependency scanners miss hosted services.
Hard part Notes you can trust. Claude writes them, but a note only publishes if its quote is word for word in the vendor's page.
Now Running and watching 222 sources across 59 services. Not announced; no users yet.
6 / 6 changes caught in the last eval, no false alarms 222 sources watched
stackquake.com Published notes
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Beckon and SpiralClass are public, with contributor guides and issues written as plain problems.
Need a first version, or a second pair of hands?
Email what you're building and what you need first. I'll reply within a working day.