Half-built things that are still arguing with themselves. I keep them in the open on purpose, because the unfinished work is usually where the interesting questions live.
Prism is a sensemaking workspace for turning messy source material into clearer views, summaries, and next actions. It is about making the shape of the work easier to see before deciding what to do next.
Sharper ways to move from raw context to a useful working view.
Notifier is a lightweight workflow experiment for surfacing the right update at the right time. The goal is useful signal without turning every reminder into another inbox.
Notifications that stay timely, relevant, and easy to act on.
Hubby is a practical helper for keeping personal context, reminders, and household loops together. It is focused on making everyday coordination feel lighter rather than more managed.
A personal assistant loop that feels useful without becoming intrusive.
Cogneses is a knowledge-system experiment for connecting notes, context, and decisions over time. It explores how a system can remember enough to help without hiding the trail of reasoning.
Persistent context that makes decisions easier to revisit and extend.
These move. Some graduate into projects, some get quietly shelved, and new ones show up when a question won't let go. Check back; the list is meant to change.
If one of these overlaps with what you're chasing, I'd love to compare notes or build alongside you.