This is where I play. Each project starts with a problem I couldn't leave alone.
I poke at it, sketch it, break it and build it again until it earns its keep: real people, real use, and numbers to prove it.
Some are finished, some are still messy, and that's half the fun. Come take a look, and tell me what you'd do differently.
2026 / product owner / ux rules, mcp
AI agents build UI quickly, but they can't defend their design choices. Open UX gives them sourced UX rules, so every decision comes with a reason.
Stop agents from inventing UX rules: open-ux.dev case study2026 / product owner / mcp, memory, agents
Context and memory don't always carry from one agent session to the next. Orchestra keeps shared memory and skills in one place, so the work builds on itself.
See the agents' cloud brain: Orchestra case study2026 / product owner / ai agent team
A rapid-logging journal for iPhone, with boards that turn everyday life workflows into simple routines.
See why I built Kee: Kee case study
