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Mac software for private schools that shows teachers what their students have actually been working on, with a plain-English report on each student's day.
An Apple Watch and iPhone running game that rewards effort over pace: sprint to catch creatures, then raise them.
My iPhone app for parents of children 0 to 3: 15 minutes a day of screen-free activities designed to support early cognitive development.
The system that runs my AI agents: a fast decision model routes every request, background agents do the work, and a live dashboard shows each one.
Private, runs on my Mac
An SAT course for the hardest questions: 111 skills on a knowledge graph and 12,600+ practice questions, built in three days.
A Mac menu-bar app that ran my day: a floating timer walks me through each task, time on task earns XP, and an early Activity tab became Crawft.
A drum kit I wired into a controller for coding with AI: stop drumming and the dictation stops listening. Built at Stasis, a hardware hackathon for teens.
Open sourceSource
A walkable 3D replica of my school, rebuilt by AI agents from two iPhone LiDAR scans.
In progress
The hardest questions from eight official SAT practice tests, sorted into 17 topics with how to solve each. The first step to Apex SAT.
A customer-finding engine I built for Synteq Digital: AI agents find companies likely to need its computing, score each one and keep a dated source for every score.
Handed off to Synteq
An AI research team for one person that finds the grants, programs and contacts you'd miss, built by 24 AI agents working in parallel.
Prototype
Spanish 1 and 2 practice I built for my own class: 1,200 verb sentences and 1,014 nouns, checked as you type.
An iPhone devotional for teen girls where each day's 90-second lesson grows a garden. Built in four days.
Unreleased
The 50 terms on the AP English Language exam, learned by writing your own example before each card flips. Built for my own AP class.
A 278-lesson computer-science course for people who build with AI but never learned to code.
Three extensions my AI agent built and shipped in one day: AI text tools for Chrome and Firefox, and a commit-message writer for VS Code.
A pixel-art horror maze game that won my school's Horror Game contest. My first project on GitHub.
A company of 12 AI bots, from a Chief of Staff to a COO that hires and tunes the others, running 75 routines on their own.
PrivateA self-installing tracker that records my day on the Mac and has AI write me a graded report every night. Crawft started the evening I published it.
Open sourceSourceA command-line tool that runs a whole build plan through AI coding agents, phase by phase, and won't move on until each phase passes its checks.
PrivateA two-minute daily faith mission for teen girls, built in two days and shipped to TestFlight. It became Faith Garden.
In beta on TestFlightThe AI art pipeline behind Ippo's pets and Faith Garden: every batch gets my review, and every lesson is written down for the next prompt.
PrivateA connector that lets AI agents build finished Google Slides decks, with themes, generated images and icons.
PrivateA Chrome extension that rebuilds my school's lesson modules into a short video, a gap-filling reading and a quiz.
Built for schoolAn AP US History diagnostic that finds my gaps, then writes exam-style questions and grades written answers against the official rubrics.
FocusQuest
A Pomodoro timer where every focus session pays out XP and gold and grows a pet. Built in a day.
Open sourceSourceThe command center for my always-on AI assistant: its task board, my week and its overnight work in one desktop app.
Retired